X AUTOHAUX OBD2 Diagnostic Connector Female Socket W/16 Terminal for Toyota for Kia for Nissan

Works like it should.

The listing said it would not fit my Camry, but it sure looked the same - and it is.After the emissions testing mechanic broke my OBD plug because he couldn't get a signal (he wouldn't admit it BTW), I took the Camry to the state testing center and they told me that the pins were too spread to make a good connection.I took each pin out of the old broken one, squeezed the pin's springy friction part to tighten it's grip and locked it into the new one. Didn't have to use any of the supplied new pins. The only hard art of the 1 hour procedure was fitting myself into the tiny footwell of the Camry. It's not very big leaving little room for both arms to manipulate the new connector.Wen't back to the testing station and passed inspection with flying colors! Cheap 8 buck fix.

I like this, I wired this up for a false OBD2, nice OEM quality.

Just buy with the cable pre installedWouldn't pass smog had to buy with cable and pins pre installed

The port fit perfectly in a 2002 Subaru Impreza, no modifications needed. It does not feel as durable as the factory part, but that may be a false assessment since the factory part failed. Even with my less than perfect crimping job on the terminals, it synced with the state’s emission test computer with no problem.

Although the banner came up saying this would not fit my 2009 Pontiac Vibe I ordered it anyway. It was an exact fit!

Identical Match to OEM style and pattern(toyota)