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Where do you find the on-board diagnostics for a 2003 Honda accord?

The 2003 Honda Accord doesn't have a readily accessible, user-friendly OBD system like some modern cars with displays. It uses the standard OBD-II system, but you need a scan tool to access the diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs).

You'll find the OBD-II port under the driver's side of the dashboard, usually near the steering column. It's a 16-pin connector. You'll need a scan tool (often called an OBD-II scanner or code reader) to plug into this port and retrieve any diagnostic trouble codes that the car's computer has stored.

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