Plug in.
Drive off.
That's it.
FuelFixPro plugs straight into your car's OBD2 port in seconds. No wiring, no mechanic, no app.
From $38.99 · Free shipping on 2+
FuelFixPro plugs straight into your car's OBD2 port in seconds. No wiring, no mechanic, no app.
From $38.99 · Free shipping on 2+
One stays plugged in, one tells you what the check engine light means. Both plug into the same OBD2 port.

A small plug-in module for your OBD2 port. Installs in under a minute with no tools, then stays in place.

A handheld scanner with its own screen. Read and clear fault codes, see live engine data and check vehicle info.

Line up the white connector with your OBD2 port, usually under the dashboard on the driver's side, and press until it clicks. Most drivers are done in under a minute.
A single plug-in module with no display, no app and nothing to configure. Plug it in once and leave it in place.

Find the port, line up the connector, push until it clicks. That's the whole install: no tools, no wiring, no mechanic.

Plug FuelFixScan into the same OBD2 port to read and clear fault codes, view live engine data and check vehicle info, so you understand the problem before you visit the garage.
Shop FuelFixScan · from $59.99
Most households run more than one vehicle. Pick up a 2 or 3 pack for a lower price per device, and shipping is free.
Plugs into the standard OBD2 port. No tools and no wiring.
Nothing to download, pair or configure. Plug it in and go.
No batteries and no scheduled servicing for the device itself.
Lower price per device on 2 and 3 packs, with free shipping.
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Every car sold in the US since 1996 has one, within reach of the driver's seat. Tap a marker to see the most common spots.
Look up under the dashboard, just above the pedals and to the left of the steering column. The port often faces downwards, so crouch by the open door and look up.
On many cars it sits in the lower dash panel just to the right of the steering column, around knee height. Some models hide it behind a small flap you can pop open by hand.
Check the side of the dashboard by the driver's door. The port may be behind a removable cover, sometimes labelled OBD or diagnostic.
A few makes place it in the center console, for example under the radio, near the gear lever or inside a storage cubby.
What you're looking for: a 16-pin socket shaped like a rounded trapezoid, about 1.5 inches wide.
Still can't find it? Search your car's year, make and model plus "OBD2 port location", or ask our team.
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