🔧 Split your diagnostics, double your insights!
The Veepeak OBD2 Splitter is a 1-foot Y-adapter cable that allows simultaneous connection of two OBD2 devices to a single 16-pin port. Featuring full 16-pin pass-through wiring and compatibility with all OBD2 protocols, its low-profile, flexible design fits snugly in tight spaces. Ideal for professionals using scanners, trackers, or tuners, it ensures reliable connections backed by a one-year warranty.
E**.
Splitter
Works perfect, excellent value!!
A**T
Perfect fit
Great accessory
B**.
Solid splitter adapter
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!
M**E
Easy to use
Great for coding my BMW
A**R
Works for power delivery but not data
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.
M**S
Does the job, no issues thus far
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.
A**R
Good quality
Good product,Easy to use,good conect,A+
C**R
Works, but your devices may have trouble connecting
I used this splitter with an OBD-II GPS tracker and a common-as-dirt (and about a cheap) ELM 327 Bluetooth code reader. Both devices woke up, but the code scanner took some time to connect to the car and start spitting back data.Initially, I couldn't get it to connect at all, but I had plugged both devices into the splitter, then plugged the splitter into my OBD-II port. After plugging in the cable, and then connecting each device with a few moments in between, both were able to connect.The issue I had could be caused by my devices, or they could be cause by the OBD-II port not expecting multiple devices on the bus. I haven't read the spec, so I don't know if that's specifically supported, or if perhaps there's some electronics in the cable to support that.All in all, a good value, even if you might have to fiddle with your devices a bit.
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