OBD2 Male 16-Pin Wiring Plug Adapter, Standard Shell

$7.00 / pc · MOQ 500 pcs

The standard male J1962 wiring plug for building and repairing OBD2 leads: spring-steel pins across hundreds of mating cycles, OEM moulds that never wobble.

SKU: CTC2310-21 Category:

The male wiring plug is the connector half that meets the vehicle: a 16-pin OBD II male J1962 shell with wiring terminals inside, for building diagnostic leads from scratch or replacing a moulded plug that failed. The standard shell keeps it interchangeable with factory-style builds.

The value is in the contact spec: high-quality spring steel pins that make contact with the inserted device for hundreds of mating cycles, in high-quality OEM moulds insuring stable sockets that connect every time and do not wobble. Working temperature -30 to 84°C; connector and cable materials RoHS-compliant; pins meeting all vehicle communication standards.

Key features

  • OBD II male 16-pin J1962 wiring plug
  • Standard shell, factory-interchangeable look
  • Spring-steel pins, hundreds of mating cycles
  • High-quality OEM moulds, stable non-wobble fit
  • Working temperature -30 to 84°C
  • RoHS-compliant materials

Specifications

Type OBD II male wiring plug adapter
Pins 16, spring steel, all vehicle communication standards
Working temperature -30 to 84°C
Materials RoHS compliant
Use DIY lead building, plug replacement

An honest scope note: this is the plug, not a finished cable — terminations and pin mapping are the builder’s job; the cavities are numbered per the J1962 standard. Blue and black shell versions are separate listings if colour sorting matters.

Typical applications

  • DIY OBD2 lead building
  • Moulded plug repair and replacement
  • Custom harness terminations
  • Workshop connector stock

Custom and OEM options

Quantity and packing run per order; samples ship in 3–7 days.

FAQ

Is this the same as the blue/black versions?
Same 16-pin male J1962 spec; the standard shell skips the colour sorting — pick by bin and look.

Can it replace a failed moulded plug?
Yes — cut, strip and terminate onto the numbered cavities; that is the wiring-plug use case.

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