A Flat One-Meter OBD2 Extension That Slips Through Tight Trim
The flat 100 cm cable routes a 16-pin connection along the footwell or dashboard edge where a round cable would bulge, so a hard-to-reach port can be used from a more convenient spot. It is a passive male-to-female extension for standard OBD2 vehicles and tools.
- 100 cm
- Flat Cable
- TPT Jacket
- 16-Pin Male to Female
Key Features
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Flat Profile
The flat wire body lies close to panels and fits through tight gaps around the driver-side footwell and dashboard.
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One Meter of Reach
Moves the diagnostic connection to a more convenient position during testing or maintenance.
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TPT Outer Material
A flexible, insulated and non-toxic TPT jacket covers the conductors.
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Copper Core
Pure copper conductors support stable diagnostic communication.
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Fewer Cycles on the Original Port
Repeated plugging and pulling happens at the cable instead of the vehicle socket.
What’s in the Box
- 1×100 cm flat OBD2 16-pin male-to-female extension cable
How to Use
- Confirm the portCheck the vehicle has a standard 16-pin OBD2 socket in good condition.
- Confirm the deviceMake sure your OBD2 device has a matching 16-pin connector and supports the task.
- Plug into the vehicleInsert the male end into the vehicle OBD2 port.
- Lay the cable flatRun it through the tight gap you need, away from pedals, heat and moving parts.
- Connect and checkAttach the device to the female end and confirm communication with a read-only check.
Good to Know
Caution
- Both the vehicle port and the tool must use the standard 16-pin OBD2 connector shape. Check before ordering.
- Do not attach unknown or high-current devices to vehicle diagnostic power.
Care
- If the tool drops connection or resets, disconnect and compare with a direct connection.
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