2024+ Renault Master

Pull the panel and remove the cover from the fuse-box carefully.

Locate & remove the OEM OBDII connector from its OEM location.

Use a flat panel removal tool to remove the OBD-Port as shown, by pushing the connector tab.

Remove the driver side door seal at the middle part.

Use a flat panel removal tool to remove the driver side cupholder panel.

Use a T20 TORX screwdriver to remove the two screws as shown.

Pull the panel to remove it.

Pull The panel out gently as there is a connector for the different buttons.

To disconnect the connector, firmly push the pin upwards.

Remove the door side panel from the origin as shown with a panel removal tool.

Use the adaptors 7 and 7.2 to mount our T harness appropriately at the origin of the OBD port.

There is an example of how to lock adapter 7.2 into adapter 7.

Insert the adapter number 7 into the OBD bracket. Push the harness with the molex connector end through the front of the Adapter, until it locks. Install the adapter 7.2 into the adapter 7 to lock it.

Plug the female connector from the T-harness into the OEM OBDII connector.

Secure connection with a cable tie.

Trim excess cable tie flush!

! IMPORTANT: For Ethernet bypass (pins 3 & 11), disconnect the 2-pin Molex connector. This applies to select vehicles, refer to this link for the applicable vehicle list.

Plug the GO device into remaining end of the harness.

Secure the device to the harness with included cable tie.

Trim excess cable tie flush!

Every device has a black serialized cable tie included & should be used in this step.

Route device and harness to mounting location as needed.

Ensure cable does not interfere with any moving parts & secure harness as needed with cable ties.

Secure device using cable ties.

Point to secure device using cable tie.

To ensure reporting quality the device must be secured with no free movement!

Device must not be secured with bottom side facing in direct contact of metal!