OBD port Theft for Audi

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hello everyone i am new here, can anyone tell me if this subject of obd port theft has been discussed on audi cars?

i have purchased a 2014 audi s3 and im not sure are these very easily to steal via obd port like the bmw and ford?

what steps can i take to prevent or delay the attempt of theft on my car. I know if these criminals really want something they prob just walk into the house and take the keys but if the car is parked elsewhere like in a car park or at work etc what steps can i take...

many thanks in advance for your time and advise
 
Remove the 2 fuses that power the OBD2 port from the fuse box.

Easy, takes 2 minutes and its FREE. Beats any of this box stuff etc.

its a must do mod for anyone buying a new audi!
 
Remove the 2 fuses that power the OBD2 port from the fuse box.

Easy, takes 2 minutes and its FREE. Beats any of this box stuff etc.

its a must do mod for anyone buying a new audi!
niceee that sounds very simple , do you happen to know where i can locate these 2 fuses along with fuse numbers in a audi s3 2014?
 
Remove the 2 fuses that power the OBD2 port from the fuse box.

Easy, takes 2 minutes and its FREE. Beats any of this box stuff etc.

its a must do mod for anyone buying a new audi!
Hi Chris,
Happen to know where those fuses are on the C7 A6 Avant 2.0 TDI auto?
 
Dont know your engine code do you and I can get the diagram up. What year?
 
Engine Code: CGL281924 pal.
 

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There's a picture on the thread which tells you which is ST2 and ST1.