2 Piece Angled OBDII Connect - Steelman

The Steelman 78757 2 Piece Angled OBDII Connect is an essential accessory for professional automotive technicians, designed to enhance safety and convenience during vehicle diagnostics. This set includes both one-foot and five-foot angled OBDII cables, providing flexible options for routing scan tool wiring away from the vehicle's floorboard. This design not only improves workplace safety during road testing but also ensures a reliable and interference-free connection for critical diagnostic procedures.

Key Features

• Angled OBDII Design: The low-profile, right-angle connectors facilitate easier access in confined spaces and prevent strain on the vehicle's diagnostic port and the scan tool's connector.
• Two Cable Lengths: Includes a 1-foot and a 5-foot cable, offering versatility for various diagnostic scenarios and workstation setups.
• Enhanced Safety: Allows for secure routing of scan tool cables, minimizing trip hazards and distractions, particularly during on-road diagnostic testing.
• Reliable Data Connection: Features twisted pair, foil-shielded copper wiring to reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI) from surrounding electronics, ensuring stable data communication with diagnostic tools.
• Scan Tool Protection: Preserves the integrity of your scan tool's original data connector, mitigating premature wear and tear from frequent plugging and unplugging.
• Professional-Grade Durability: Constructed with robust materials to withstand the rigorous demands of a professional automotive shop environment.

Applications

• On-Road Diagnostics: Safely extends the reach of scan tools for real-time monitoring and data logging during test drives.
• Workshop Bay Use: Provides flexible routing options, keeping cables tidy and out of the way while working on vehicles in the shop.
• Protecting Expensive Equipment: Reduces stress and wear on integrated scan tool connectors, prolonging the lifespan of diagnostic equipment.
• Improved Accessibility: Ideal for vehicles where the OBDII port is in an awkward or difficult-to-reach location.