Where is the OBD port on a 1992 Ford Ranger?

The 92 Ranger has OBD1 system and the connector is located under the hood. It should be on the passenger side between the fuse box and the blower motor.

Where is the OBD socket on a Ford Ranger?

OBD connector location for Ford Ranger (2006 – 2011)

The OBD connector is located under the steering wheel on the right.
The OBD socket is above the pedals on the right.
Here is the OBD plug.

Where is the OBD port on a 1993 Ford Ranger?

OBD1 test connector on my 93 Ranger is on the back side of the circuit breaker/fuse box, in front of which is the battery. All this is on the driver’s side inboard of the fender.

How do you check the codes on a 1993 Ford Ranger?

How Do I Read Trouble Codes on a 1993 Ford Ranger?

Locate the two plugs required to perform the test on your Ranger.
Connect a wire from the negative battery terminal to the STI.
Turn the key in the ignition to the “Run” position.
Look at the Ranger’s check engine light.
Write each of these numbers down.

How do you pull the codes on a 1994 Ford Ranger?

How to Retrieve Flash Codes on a 1994 Ford

Park on level ground.
Warm up the Ford’s engine to its standard operating temperature, then turn off the engine and electrical systems.
Open the hood.
Connect the self-test outlet and input with jumper wire.
Return to the driver’s seat and turn the key in the ignition.

What does code 327 mean?

Code 327 indicates the closed EGR feedback signal is too low. You never indicated if the Code was displayed in the KOEO tests, CM display or KOER. If it is from CM (Continuous Memory) that means it has happened in the past. Try clearing the codes then drive the truck again to see if it returns.

What causes P0330 code?

P0330 is a DTC that is set when a malfunction is detected in the knock sensor 2 circuit that causes it to not operate properly. Once the ECU detects the malfunction a Check Engine Light will be displayed on the dashboard. The Check Engine Light will remain until the code is cleared or the vehicle is repaired.