OBD port HELP
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I am planning to order an OBD scan tool. I opened the access door and much to my surprise instead of the usual pin receptacle I observed a small resistor. In front of the resistor is a small metal loop. Help please; being new to BMW I need an education. Thank you on advance.
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I am planning to order an OBD scan tool. I opened the access door and much to my surprise instead of the usual pin receptacle I observed a small resistor. In front of the resistor is a small metal loop. Help please; being new to BMW I need an education. Thank you on advance.
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The ODB port is just above the boot release, mine has a plastic cover that you have pull off first, no resistor can be seen..
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I am planning to order an OBD scan tool. I opened the access door and much to my surprise instead of the usual pin receptacle I observed a small resistor. In front of the resistor is a small metal loop. Help please; being new to BMW I need an education. Thank you on advance.
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