Veepeak OBD2 Splitter Y Adapter 2-Way OBD Extension Cable 1FT/30CM 1x Male Plug to 2X Female Connectors 16 Pin Pass Through Ultra Low Profile

Solid feel and connection to my OBD2 port. I'm connecting 2 devices behind the dash and both communicate perfectly in my Bronco.

Works perfect, excellent value!!

Wanted to use a OBDII scanner, the one that you leave all the time plugged in and also a GPS device that also stays plugged in all the time. Both of them work at the same time with no issues.

This OBD2 splitter works exactly as I needed. It powers my steering wheel adapter and auto insurance dongle at the same time without any issues. Super handy and reliable definitely worth it if you need to run multiple devices!

I have a few OBDII readers and wanted to try out this extension cable so I could use two at the same time. This product accomplishes that task with no issues so far. If I needed to get this again, I absolutely would.

Not sure if I got a defective unit, but I bought this because my dash cam uses my OBD port and I also have a Progressive Snapshot device. Both get power with this splitter, but the Snapshot device does not recognize the other inputs from the vehicle and won't work properly.

Great accessory

Great for coding my BMW

Good quality splitter cable for diagnostic, fleet tracking and testing purposes. Firm connectors, flat profile connectors for car and allows for TWO devices to be connected to ONE car simultaneously. PROS: + ALL pins connected, not just the "required" ones + Solid connectors with decent "grab" + Flat plugs with a finger grip + Allows a dashcam to be powered as well as OBD diagnostics + Could be cut open to build yourself a "breakout" box for testing CONS: - Limited use case outside fleet management or testing OBD dongles or car ports. - Plugging in two OBD dongles at once may have undesired effects if you transmit commands - Some cars may have the OBD port in a position that the cable will foul against the body.

Excellent

I used this straight away with an OBD2 interface that won't fit into my vehicle's recessed OBD2 port. The annoying part is, the ribbon cables on this lead also caused issues with plugging this in. The problem is the ribbon cables exit out the side of the OBD2 plug. I had to bend the ribbon cables down as flat as possible to plug it in. It would be better if the extension cables came straight out the back of the plug. Once plugged in, it worked fine with no read errors. So just check the side the ribbon cables exit from the plug won't be an issue on your particular vehicle.

Was perfect fit to split my obd2

Seems well made and probly works fine, just didn't fit my truck right, which was my fault for not realizing which way the wires came out of the connector