Low-Profile Flat OBD2 Extension Cable, 0.4–5 m

Round diagnostic cable fights the trim panels under a dash; a flat noodle cable lies along the seam and disappears. This OBD2 extension runs a low-profile flat jacket from the port to wherever the reader lives — a phone on the dash, a scanner on the seat, a bench tool by the door — with all 16 pins passing straight through for Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and USB ECU readers alike.

Five stocked lengths cover the real installs: 0.4 m for direct-port readers, 1 m and 2 m for cabin use, 3 m and 5 m when the tool must reach from a workshop bench. The working range is -30 to +84 °C, connector and cable materials comply with RoHS, and the pins meet all vehicle communication standards — a long run does not mean a partial pin-out.

Key features

• Flat noodle jacket hides along trim
• Full 16-pin pass-through
• Five lengths: 0.4 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 5 m
• Suits Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and USB readers
• RoHS materials, -30 to +84 °C

Specifications

Typical applications

• Bench diagnostics reaching the workshop door
• Under-trim runs to dash-mounted readers
• Fleet inspection kits stocked by length
• Event and pre-purchase vehicle checks

Custom and OEM options

Lengths outside the stocked range, jacket colour and retail packaging are per-order options. Kits mixing lengths ship barcoded per SKU.

FAQ

Does 5 m still pass the full pin-out?
Yes — all 16 pins continue end to end; the flat construction is built for the whole length range, not just the short ones.

Flat versus round — any signal trade-off?
No practical difference for OBD2 data rates; flat wins on routing and on the plug sitting flush in tight port spaces.

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