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In a Ford Transit Custom, you can locate the OBD port below the steering wheel on the driver's side. To access the port, you will need to remove a plastic cover labeled OBD II on top of it. This port is used for diagnostics, allowing you to connect a scan tool or computer to read the information stored in your ECU. If any check engine lights are illuminated on your dashboard, you will need to connect a tool to the port to read and clear the codes. Additionally, the OBD II port is used during emissions inspections to identify any issues within the computer system.
Like many Ford trucks, the OBD port is typically located beneath the steering wheel. To access the port on this specific model, you'll have to take off the plastic cover first.