Description: This is a step by step tutorial on how to change the OBDII connector. This procedure applies to any OBDII Scanner Connector. I used my Actron CP9135 as an example. Oh PS it did fix the scanner even though I didn't show it working.
This assumes that the broken connector is still attached or available with the original wires on it. The tutorial teaches you how to find out which wires go to which pins and how to find out where they should go on the new connector. If you have any questions feel free to ask. If you learnded something or the video helped you please give me a thumbs up/Like.
Parts Needed:
- OBD2 Male connector.
Try these from eBay item no. 332350645613 $2.99 Free Shipping.
or if you whole cable is messed up try this connector with the cable attached: 352409523676 $9.89
Tools Used:
- Forceps.
- Side Cutters.
- Round Nose or Sharp Needle Nose Pliers.
- 1 Philips Screw Driver.
- Hobby Knife.
- Medium Crescent/ Adjustable Wrench.
- Scissors.
- Heat Gun.
- Soldering Iron.
- Acid Brush cut down two thirds.
- Safety Glasses.
- Pen or something to write with.
Consumables Used:
- Leaded Solder, not Lead Free.
- Isoprophyl Alcohol.
- RMA Liquid Flux.
- Technical Towelettes, (TechLites)
- Piece of paper to take notes on.
- 1/4" Heat shrink cut to length of damaged cable area. About .99c per foot. eBay item No. 221971472220 sold by surplusmeister10, a U.S. Seller. Free shipping in the U.S.
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Best Wishes n Blessings Keith
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