iKKEGOL
iKKEGOL OBD2 16 Pin 60 cm T Splitter Cable
A 60 cm OBD-II 16 pin T-splitter lets you connect two diagnostic tools to one vehicle port and can be daisy-chained for extra length
- Length60 cm/2 ft/23.6 inch
- Weight0.22lb
- ColorBlack
- 60 cm length keeps tools within easy reach
- T-splitter lets two OBD devices share one port
- Flat thin cable resists kinks and lasts longer
- Daisy-chain multiple cables for extra reach when needed
- Male-to-female design protects scan tool connector from wear
Diagnostic splitter for twin OBD devices
The iKKEGOL 16-pin T splitter lets a single vehicle port serve two diagnostic tools at once. Its 60 cm flat noodle cable reaches comfortably around the footwell without straining the factory connector. Mechanics and enthusiasts who run a scanner and a logger simultaneously gain a clean, permanent hookup.
Replaces makeshift adapters and worn ports
Swapping between devices or forcing two plugs into one socket damages pins and wastes time. This splitter removes that wear point and lets multiple cables be daisy-chained for extra reach. The jump is worth it whenever a workshop or owner needs concurrent live data and fault-code access without unplugging.
Handles dual-tool sessions in standard bays
The 60 cm length and 0.22 lb weight suit typical under-dash clearances and keep the assembly light on the port. It runs out when the diagnostic position sits farther than 60 cm from the OBD socket or when more than two devices must share one connection.
Highlights
- 60 cm length keeps tools within easy reach
- T-splitter lets two OBD devices share one port
- Flat thin cable resists kinks and lasts longer
- Daisy-chain multiple cables for extra reach when needed
- Male-to-female design protects scan tool connector from wear
Specifications
| Brand | iKKEGOL |
|---|---|
| Length | 60 cm/2 ft/23.6 inch |
| Weight | 0.22lb |
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
How much clearance does the 16-pin male connector and flat 60 cm cable need behind the OBD-II port?
The flat noodle cable is 60 cm long and weighs 0.22 lb, so it needs enough depth for the male plug plus the thin ribbon to bend without kinking.
What is the correct order to connect the splitter so both female sockets stay live?
Plug the single 16-pin male end into the vehicle port first, then attach each diagnostic tool to the two female sockets; daisy-chaining extra splitters works the same way.
When should I replace the splitter to avoid damaging a scan tool's OBD connector?
Replace it if the flat cable shows cracks, the 16-pin contacts feel loose, or the male plug no longer seats firmly in the vehicle port.
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