Where is the OBD port in the Peugeot 308 2007–2013
Sit in the driver’s seat. The port is a plastic trapezoid with two rows of holes; the adapter plugs into it.
Where to look
Low between the front seats — by the gear lever, handbrake or armrest.
Nearby: the gear lever.
Lift the rubber mat out of the small tray in front of the gear lever; the port is under it.
What you’ll see
It’s behind an ashtray or a storage tray — pull it out or open it.
Can’t find it?
Check the other usual places — the most common first:
- Under the dashboard, left of the steering wheel
- Right under the steering wheel
- Under the dashboard, right of the steering wheel
- Behind a lid in the lower dashboard, left of the wheel
- In the middle of the centre console
It is often behind a cover: a small hinged lid, the fuse-box lid, an ashtray or a storage tray. These usually come off by hand — pull them towards you. Don’t force anything: if a cover won’t give, the port is most likely somewhere else. Where a cover has to be unscrewed, the steps for your car say so.
How to plug the adapter in
- Push the adapter into the port, wide side up, all the way in. No force needed: if it won’t go in, turn it over.
- Switch on the ignition or start the car — a light on the adapter comes on.
- Open Inerka and tap “Connect the adapter” on the map — the app will guide you from there.