Benz Sprinter 14-Pin to 16-Pin OBD2 Diagnostic Adapter Cable

The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter carried a 14-pin diagnostic socket on the model generations before the 16-pin standard settled across the range. Workshops that meet older Sprinters — delivery fleets, camper conversions, tradesman vans that simply refuse to die — keep hitting the same wall: the scanner has 16 pins, the van has 14. This adapter is the bridge: 14-pin end into the Sprinter socket, 16-pin end accepting your standard OBD2 tool.

High-quality materials give the cable superior flexibility and durability — the property that matters most on an adapter that lives in a tool case, gets coiled and uncoiled daily, and works in the footwell where space is tight. Any diagnostic tool with a 16-pin socket is compatible; the adapter carries the connection, the scanner provides the protocol intelligence, and swapping between vans is unplug-and-move.

Key features

• Benz Sprinter 14-pin socket to standard 16-pin OBD2 tool
• Compatible with diagnostic tools having a 16-pin socket
• Superior flexibility and durability from quality materials
• Plug-and-play, no configuration required

Specifications

An honest note: confirm your Sprinter generation actually carries the 14-pin socket before ordering — later models moved to the standard 16-pin port and need no adapter at all. And as with any adapter of this type, protocol support for the vehicle’s era depends on your scanner, not on the adapter.

Typical applications

• Fleet maintenance across old and new Sprinter generations
• Camper and conversion specialists working on older vans
• Universal workshop adapter kits for mixed-age vehicles

Samples, packing options, payment terms and warranty conditions are set out in How to Order and Delivery Information.