Location of OBD plug in 2015 Lexus RC350 FSport

ljdarby said:

I am interested in making some personalized changes in my car's setup. I have a BAFX OBD2 device to plug into but don't know exactly where the cars receptacle is. Can anyone help me with the location?

Thanks in advance for your help.

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It's located on the Driver's side of the dash to the left. Use a mirror to find it. Do you also have the Carista Pro APP to make those changes?

I do not have the Carista Pro app yet, but plan to buy it.

What kind of changes can this app do to your car?

I think on Google Drive, accessed through a Gmail account you set up, you can upload documents like that and set them to be public so they can be linked to for viewing. Or some other service Google has for uploading documents for public viewing.

In particular, the one thing I miss after owning 3 GS350's- being able to hit unlock button on key fob and simultaneously open all windows AND the sunroof. This especially valluable when entering the car on a hot summer day here in Louisiana.

ljdarby said:

In particular, the one thing I miss after owning 3 GS350's- being able to hit unlock button on key fob and simultaneously open all windows AND the sunroof. This especially valluable when entering the car on a hot summer day here in Louisiana.

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You can do that with the Carista Pro App as that was the first thing I did with the App, but make sure you have Lexus Enform Remote already setup first.

Everything that is on the Customization list that is Dealer only now is available for you to do as well.

Knowledge is Power!!!!!!!!!!! >

DCRH said:

I think on Google Drive, accessed through a Gmail account you set up, you can upload documents like that and set them to be public so they can be linked to for viewing. Or some other service Google has for uploading documents for public viewing.

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I was thinking about doing that, but found that sometimes if an account gets closed the information is lost as I've seen on other sites. Now that I know I can convert a full PDF to individual JPG files, then I can forever have that information available to anyone that comes across it.