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Old 04-17-2014, 03:51 PM   #10 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 View Post
My initial thought was to use an OBD splitter and the scangauge cord and frankenstein them together. That way I still have a free OBD port. Is it powered through the OBD port? If that's the case it's easy.
Excellent idea.

If there are no electronics in the OBD-to-SG2 cable (I can't remember if there are or not), make your own cable. Should be a lot neater than trying to splice the OEM cable. Or you could get a OBD extension cable and plug the SG2 cable into it under the dash somewhere.

I use a splitter just so I don't wear out the car's data port.

Yes, the SG2 is powered from the data port.

Edit: If you get an OBD splitter, get one with a 90-degree connector at the data port. Makes tucking the cables away a LOT easier.
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