Key Features

1. Shape-Holding Cable Body

   Bend the cable toward you and it stays put, which cuts down on reaching under the dashboard each time you connect.

2. Thickened Braided Sleeve

   A thick nylon braid adds abrasion and pull resistance over a soft, flexible insulated layer.

3. Copper Conductors

   A pure copper core carries the diagnostic signal between the port and the tool.

4. Built for Repeated Plugging

   Each cable passes 8 inspection steps from injection to molding and is designed for 10,000+ plug-in cycles with proper use.

5. Room to Position Equipment

   The 600 mm length gives space to place a scanner or dongle where it is easy to see and reach inside the cabin.

What’s in the Box

• 1×60 cm flexible OBD2 16-pin male-to-female extension cable in a retail box

How to Use

1. Inspect the portConfirm a standard 16-pin OBD2 socket with enough space around it, free of damage.
2. Confirm tool supportCheck that your scanner or dongle supports the vehicle and task; the cable adds no functions.
3. Connect both endsPlug the male end into the vehicle and the tool into the female end, aligned and without force.
4. Shape the cableBend it to bring the tool within reach, clear of pedals, steering, seat tracks and doors.
5. Verify communicationStart with a read-only check; if the link is unstable, compare with a direct connection.

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