Universal OBD2 extension cable, designed to facilitate access to your vehicle's diagnostic port. Essential when the OBD port is hard to reach, under the seat, or in a confined space.
Some vehicles position their OBD port in inconvenient locations: under the driver's seat, behind a cover, or in an awkward angle that makes connection difficult once the diagnostic cable is plugged in. This extension cable solves the problem by relocating the connection point by 60 cm, without loss of signal or protocol.
Completely passive, it does not alter any data transmitted between the diagnostic cable and the ECU. Compatible with all OBD2 cables and interfaces on the market.
Package Contents
- 1 x Universal OBD2 Extension Cable (30 cm, 60 cm, or 100 cm depending on selected variant) / female to male connector
Warranty
Product guaranteed for 1 year, covering manufacturing and delivery defects.
Connectivity
| Vehicle side connector | OBD2 female 16-pin |
| Cable side connector | OBD2 male 16-pin |
| Length | 30 cm / 60 cm / 100 cm depending on selected variant |
| Cable type | Passive (no onboard electronics) |
Technical Specifications
| Pins transmitted | 16/16 / no sacrificed pins |
| Shielding | Shielded cable, resistant to interference |
| Connector material | Reinforced ABS plastic, gold-plated contacts |
| Operating temperature | -20°C to +85°C |
Required Adapters
No adapter required. Connects directly between your vehicle's OBD port and your usual diagnostic cable.
Compatible Vehicles
This extension cable is universal. It is compatible with all vehicles equipped with a standard 16-pin OBD2 port, regardless of make and model.
- All European vehicles equipped with OBD2 since 2001
- All American vehicles equipped with OBD2 since 1996
- Compatible with BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Volkswagen, Renault, Peugeot, Citroën, Toyota, Ford, Fiat, Volvo, and all other brands
Compatible Interfaces
- Compatible with K-DCAN, ENET, VCDS, CAN Clip, Mini VCI, ELM327, and all OBD2 interfaces
- Compatible with all GermanConnect cables
Check the compatibility of your diagnostic cable with your vehicle via the configurator.
When do you need it?
- OBD port located under the driver's seat or in a confined space
- Diagnostic cable too short to comfortably reach the computer
- On-the-road monitoring with a cable that obstructs driving
- Repeated access to the OBD port without disconnecting and reconnecting each time
How to use it
| Step 1 | Plug the female connector of the extension cable into your vehicle's OBD port |
| Step 2 | Plug your usual diagnostic cable into the male connector of the extension cable |
| Step 3 | Use your diagnostic software as normal, without any additional manipulation |