OBDSTAR (TCM-022) | Continental (6HP) 16-pins TCM – 15-pins DB15 Verloopkabel | Personenauto Sensor Tester 4-pin (universal)

OBDSTAR (TCM-022) | Continental (6HP) 16-pins TCM – 15-pins DB15 Verloopkabel | Personenauto Sensor Tester 4-pin (universal)

Name: OBDSTAR (TCM-022) | Continental (6HP) 16-pins TCM – 15-pins DB15 Verloopkabel | Personenauto Sensor Tester 4-pin (universal)
Brand: kabocalap.com
SKU: 71791117105
Price: 32.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3168 (27 reviews)

SKU 71791117105 · ★ 4.3

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OBDSTAR (TCM 022) Continental (6HP) 16 pins TCM – 15 pins DB15 Verloopkabel Personenauto Sensor Tester 4 pin (universal) 4 pin (universal) Controleer voorafgaand aan gebruik altijd de exacte processorvariant van de aanwezige TCM 35i (2009–2016) ✕Not an OBD2 adapter cable — the cable requires direct connection to the TCM connector of the mechatronic unit and is not intended for the diagnostic port

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