2007 Suburban LTZ w/5.3L. I'd like to use an Android tablet with an app called "Torque." It needs to have a ODB2 plug with USB in order to work. From the app description: "Torque is a vehicle / car performance / diagnostics tool that uses an OBD II Bluetooth adapter to connect to your OBD2 engine management / ECU." I have no clue where on my car to find this connector. It is under the dash? Under the hood? Do I even have one? Thanks

 

its right up under dash just to the left of the steering wheel

 

Any closer it would have bit me! Thanks In2Pro. I think I just redefined "stupid question." Take care.

 

Actually its a very good question and not stupid at all as they do very from vehicle to vehicle( Make wise) where they are located...

I have thought about getting the Bluetooth adapter also and the Torque app, take some pictures and let us know how it works and what you think of it...

 

Here is a good example of the many places they can be found and this one also happens to show you a picture as well...

CanOBD2.com - DLC Connector Location

 

Well, I was all ready to buy the adapter and the app, until I began reading the Amazon reviews. Apparently, the Bluetooth adapters are highly unreliable and junkie as reported by many people. I am going to try to drill into this a bit more and see if there is a reliable brand.