J1962 OBD2 16-Pin Male Connector Socket with PA66/Brass Construction for Automotive Diagnostics
MOQ:
Negotiable
Delivery Time:
Negotiable
Brand:
WJ
Product Description
Product Overview
The J1962 16-pin OBD2 male connector socket is engineered for superior performance in automotive diagnostic applications. This high-quality connector features customized pin assignments and robust construction for reliable vehicle diagnostics across all compatible models.
Key Features
- Customized pin assignment for universal compatibility
- Durable PA66/Brass construction for long-lasting performance
- Easy installation and secure connection
- 16-pin male connector design for diagnostic tools
- Black core color for quick identification
- Compatible with all automotive models
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | J1962 16-pin OBD2 Male Connector Socket |
| Compatibility | All automotive models |
| Application | Aftermarket automotive industries |
| Pin Assignment | Customized |
| Product Category | Male Connector |
| OEM & ODM | Available |
| Core Color | Black |
| Core Material | PA66/Brass |
| Connector Type | OBD2 Code Reader |
Applications
This OBD2 connector socket is specifically designed for aftermarket automotive applications, serving mechanics and automotive technicians in diagnostic and repair operations. The connector ensures stable and secure connections between diagnostic equipment and vehicle OBD ports for accurate readings and reliable performance.
Product Images
Professional Grade Solution: The J1962 OBD2 connector socket delivers reliable diagnostic connectivity with its 16-pin male design and durable PA66/Brass construction, making it an essential tool for automotive service professionals.
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Company
Dongguan Wenjun Electronic Technology Co., Ltd.
Location
4F A, No.16, Lane 1, Yongqiang Road, Chungtou Community, Chang'an Town, Dongguan City
Contact Person
Bruce Wen