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2003 Mazda MX6 OBDII connector

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05-10-07, 12:30 PM

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2003 Mazda MX6 OBDII connector

can someone tell me where the OBDII connector for a 2003 Mazda MX6 is located?

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05-10-07, 12:52 PM

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trick question?

did mazda sell mx6 on '03?
if yes, look first under dash.

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05-10-07, 02:49 PM

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Next try the engine compartment, passenger side near the firewall.

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