This is a discussion on Diagnostic socket and fusebox location and details within the Roomster forums, part of the Skoda Model Discussion Area category; If anyone was wondering where it was on the Roomster, it's here: Just under the Steering column. Pull the panel ...
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| N00baph0bic Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Cwmbran - South Wales
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| If anyone was wondering where it was on the Roomster, it's here: Just under the Steering column. Pull the panel from the bottom and it should come off quite easily. I though I would post this because no-one seemed to know where the OBD port actually was on the Roomy. Just got to get a version of Vag Com that works with it now ![]() |
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