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OBDII Port Moved on MY2019

Just got myself a 2019 370z and noticed something odd about it. Nissan seems to have relocated the OBDII Port on it and used a little metal plate to cover

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Old 11-09-2018, 11:28 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Just got myself a 2019 370z and noticed something odd about it. Nissan seems to have relocated the OBDII Port on it and used a little metal plate to cover where it used to be (I had a 2009 before).

So now the port is over to the left of the clutch pedal.

Anyone with an idea on why they would do this?
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Seems like it would cut down on sexual harassment lawsuits as the techs no longer have to reach in between the driver's legs to plug into the port.

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It turns out that they moved the OBD Port to make room for a CAN Gateway. This device splits the CAN network into 3 parts (OBD Port, Infotainment & Normal). So it is no longer possible to capture most CAN data using the diagnostic port since it is segregated on a seperate network.
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It turns out that they moved the OBD Port to make room for a CAN Gateway. This device splits the CAN network into 3 parts (OBD Port, Infotainment & Normal). So it is no longer possible to capture most CAN data using the diagnostic port since it is segregated on a seperate network.
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It turns out that they moved the OBD Port to make room for a CAN Gateway. This device splits the CAN network into 3 parts (OBD Port, Infotainment & Normal). So it is no longer possible to capture most CAN data using the diagnostic port since it is segregated on a seperate network.
Segregation is bad, mmmmkay?
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