This page shows some pictures of where to find the diagnostic connector on some motorcycle models
If your model is not featured here, and you would like to contribute, then please email us an image, and we will include it here.
What to look for? A round 10-pin connector , usually covered with a cap. In later(2016+) EURO4 compliant bikes, the connector will be the rectangular 16 pin OBD2 compatible form factor.
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R1200RT LC
underneath the triangular panel on the right
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R1200RT LC 2017
underneath the triangular panel on the right
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K1600GT
K1600GTL
K1600GTL Exclusive
under the rider seat - close to tank
(Note: NOT the one in the red Square!!)
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K1600B
(Note: NOT by the red cross but by the green tick!)
Image courtesy of: Tom Swatloski
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S1000RR
under the rear seat cover
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R1200GS Adventure
under the rear portion of the seat
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R1200GS Adv LC
underneath the triangular panel on the right |
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| R1200GS under seat |
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| R1200RT under seat |
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| R1200C under the left chrome cover |
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| HP2 Enduro (under the front of the seat, close to the tank) |
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K1200GT
under the rear of the seat
(picture thanks to Brian H.) |
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K1200S
under the rear of the seat
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| K1200LT under the seat - this one has a grey cap |
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| K1300 under the seat (picture thanks to Greg McAuliffe) |
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| R1150 GS / Adventure under the front of the seat |
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| R1150RT compartment between seat and rear light (remove rear seat) |
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| F650 GS / Dakar / CS behind right-side tank panel (accessible from above or front) |
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| G650X Challenge/Country/Moto behind right front panel (reachable from underneath without removing panel) |
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C1-200
behind the backrest of the seat
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BMW F650GS (2 cilinder) 2012
under seat
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BMW C650GT 2016
behind right front panel
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