iKKEGOL16 Pin J1962 OBD2 OBD-II Male Connector to Open Plug Wire, OBD Diagnostic Extension Cable Pigtail for DIY (60cm 24" inch, 2ft)

the connector itself is well made with a rubberized texture .. it is definitely not flimsy super thin plastic... I like the fact that every pin is labeled with their correspondent number .. it saves time not having to count every time to guess what the pin number is.. the cable is quite flexible and the jacket is quite thick.. a good feature if you plan on using the cable a lot ... as mentioned by other people the colors of the cables do not match the published pin numbers.. but I think is a bit unfair to give anything less than 5 stars to this connector assembly .. when you get such a great connector for this dirt cheap and complain about the color mismatch I think you just love to whine for no reason.. LOL

The connector is well made and looks like it will last a long time. HOWEVER, the color chart describing the pin assignment has a mistake: Pin 4 and Pin 16 are switched. Not a big deal, but could definitely have caused major problem if I did not find out.

Hi I bought this for some experiments with Can bus. The pin out and wire color are here on Amazon so print it out or make a pdf file so you don't lose. Cable works very well for the price. I'm working with Arduino and using CanHacker to monitor Can messages. I would recommend this cable to you yes its short but that was a plus for me. 7even

None of the wires on mine matched the color chart

This connector works fine. The length is great. The wires are prestripped but not tinned, which is a disadvantage because you need to tape off the twelve wires that you won't need.WARNING: be extremely careful to check the connections before connecting because the color code shown in the item description does not match the wiring of the connector. My first attempt was completely wrong, but fortunately not damaging. I had to use an ohm meter to connect the correct wires.

I needed an OBD2 connector to attach to a USB cable for building up a special cable for a 1995 Camaro. One of the lucky GM vehicles that has a OBD2 connector and OBD1 computer so wiring and testing is special in that neither type system matches normal testing or test equipment. This was perfect in that I was able to choose what wire went where without cutting off an end. I used cable make up directions for the Scan9495 cable at their website and used their software and guess what. Now I get more info than any OBD1 tester 9if you can find a OBD1 tester that can do anything other than reset DLC's for this vehicle) I have ever seen on an old Camaro.

If you need to do the Lexus cheat codes to reset the zero point calibration, this is the way. If your OBD2 doesn't work, check the fuse.

The parts were well made and if I were attaching them to screw terminals I would give this product five stars. But I was soldering to them and it was very hard to get the solder to stick to the wires.