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usually located next to the fuse panel under the steering wheel on the right hand side... however the clip that holds them in place isnt very good, and the consult port can usually be found floating around somewhere up under the drivers side foot well

from memory HR32 doesnt have OBD ver1 or ver2 connector

i think you can only do consult diag via the wire short trick and it flashes a light code

does your ECU have a light on it for diag ?

Cars with ODB connector have the connector and no light on the ECU

yeah paul, r32's do have consult port

unless your wiring has been totally messed with... it will be under the dash on the drivers side... not near the ecu

usually next to the fuse panel or as i said above, floating around above it... can be hard to find, but should be there!

what month/year model is ur r32? not before sep 89 is it? if so connector might have been wired in at the ecu

who put the nistune in? previous owner? ask them where the port is, if not in normal location?

Went to my mates place to check where his was and sure enough found it instantly above his fuse box, went back to mine and sure enough it was in the same place.

So confused how I spent 20 minutes looking and couldn't find it but found it immediately on another car.

Strange.

Edited by Rolls

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