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Y-cables and harnesses for fleet GPS telematics and camera installs. These are the pieces you cannot pick up at a parts store when you are standing at a truck and need one today.
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1 / 7Geotab’s standard 16-pin T-harness kit. Plugs in between the vehicle and the diagnostic port so the port stays usable after the device goes in.
1 / 9Verizon Connect VDD OBD-II Y-cable. The tracker plugs in and the diagnostic port stays open for a scan tool.
1 / 7Plug-and-play T-harness for Geotab GO9 devices. IOX and dashcam compatible.
1 / 8OEM power harness for the Surfsight AI-12. Works on 12 volt and 24 volt vehicles.
Need something that is not listed? Call or text 803-513-1009 or email info@apisignalcorp.com. We stock more than what fits on this page.
16-pin OBD-II is the trapezoid connector under the dash on light-duty trucks, vans and cars. 9-pin J1939 is the round Deutsch connector on heavy trucks: green is Type 1, black is Type 2 at 500k baud. 6-pin J1708 is the older round connector still found on plenty of working equipment. If you are not sure, take a photo of the port and text it to us.
More on this in How Do I Connect a GPS Tracker to a Vehicle’s CAN Bus or OBD-II Port?
You need one any time a device plugs into the diagnostic port and the customer still wants that port usable. A shop that cannot plug in a scan tool because our device is in the way is a callback waiting to happen. On heavy trucks it is not optional.
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This information is provided as a guide. Verify every circuit with a digital multimeter before connecting to it. Proper installation is the responsibility of the installer.
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