Recommended Tools & Consumables
Hardware & Accessories
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Locate & remove the OEM OBDII connector from its OEM location.
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The OBDII connector can be released by pushing in it's clips on either side.
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The connector retaining clips can be released using a small flat pry tool or pick tool from the front or back.
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Use the adaptors 7 and 7.2 to mount our T harness appropriately at the origin of the OBD port.
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There is an example of how to lock adapter 7.2 into adapter 7.
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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.
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Plug the female connector from the T-harness into the OEM OBDII connector.
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Secure connection with a cable tie.
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Trim excess cable tie flush!
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Plug the GO device into remaining end of the harness.
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Secure the device to the harness with included cable tie.
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Trim excess cable tie flush.
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Every device has a black serialized cable tie included & should be used in this step.
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Route device and harness to mounting location as needed.
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Ensure cable does not interfere with any moving parts & secure harness as needed with cable ties.
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Secure device using 2 cable ties.
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This bracket is an acceptable location to secure the device.
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To ensure reporting quality the device must be secured with no free movement!
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Device must not be secured with bottom side facing in direct contact of metal!
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In this example the bottom of the device (blue side of the GO device label) faces the center of the vehicle when secured to this bracket.
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