OBD2 OBDII J1962 Male 24V to Dual Female Flat Split Y Cable with Switch

OBD2 OBDII J1962 Male 24V to Dual Female Flat Split Y Cable with Switch
 
 
Specification

 
This is a Y cable with 3 ends of an OBD2 male plug and two OBD2 female connectors with a switch.

There is a gap on the baffle in the middle of the OBD2 OBDII male plug. This kind of OBD2 male plug can be connected to OBD2 female ports of 24V/12V vehicles.

The overmolded plastic injection part at the ends of 16-Pin OBD2 OBDII female and male connectors makes the cable come out straight. The overmold is with slim design and the cable is flat and thin.

There is a switch on one of the two flat cables. With this switch, you can switch it off when you don't want the OBD2 device connected to the OBD2 female connector to work. You can then switch it on when the OBD2 device is needed to work.  

Pin assignment or pin out
 
The pin assignment or pin out can be like this:

 
As to this pin out, Pin 4 and Pin 5 of the OBD2 OBDII male and female connectors are connected together with a short wire. The black wire in both main cables is connected to Pin 4 or Pin 5. There are 9 pins wired, but there are 8 wires of 26AWG in both main cables.
 
The pin assignment or pin out can also be like this:

As to this pin out, all 16 pins of the OBD2 OBD male and female connectors are wired, so there are 16 wires of 26AWG in both main cables.
 
The pin assignment or pin out can also be customized according to your needs. If there is no need for more pins to be connected, we suggest we just connect the necessary pins you need and the price can be lower because the raw material and labor cost is lower.
 
 
Application
 
This Y cable is used to connect telematics, IoV devices, fleet management devices, OBD2 GPS trackers, OBD2 CAN programming tools, ECU tuning tools or car performance tuning tools to vehicles' 16-Pin OBD2 female diagnostic ports.

There is only one OBD2 female diagnostic port in each vehicle. If you would like to connect two telematics or IoV devices with OBD2 male ports in a vehicle, this OBD2 OBDII male to dual female splitter Y cable can help do this. This Y cable splits the original OBD2 female diagnostic port. Insert the OBD2 male plug of this splitter Y cable into the OBD2 female diagnostic port in the vehicle. Check whether the telematics or IoV devices can be compatible with the vehicle’s voltage (12V or 24V). It is important! Turn off the engine and then connect these two telematics or IoV devices to the two OBD2 female connectors respectively.
 
This cable can also be used to connect OBD2 diagnostic devices or scanners or fault code readers (with the appropriate software).
 
 
Sending an inquiry
 
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