Originally Posted By Jays
The connector should be under the dash...usually just to the left of the steering column. You don't need a laptop, an inexpensive reader off the Internet will do the job. Get one that allows you to reset the fault code.

I opened the bonnet of my Roadster yesterday.....compared to my Sigma it is a mass of wires, sensors and pipes shocked2


Have you looked under the spare wheel?
More stuff there, no idea what most of it does, but I suspect to do with emission controls....

Will search out the OBD connector, agree all we need is to read and then delete the silly ones. I sent a message to Henry Williams and he said that the 3L Roadsters have far too many error code possibilities, including one if you over fill the tank....Doh!


Peter,
66, 2016 Porsche Boxster S
No longer driving Tarka, the 2014 Plus 8...