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DIY: Do It Yourself
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Anyone built their own Peake OBDII connector adapter?
Hi,
I picked up a Peake code reader, but it just has the round ended connector (for the older cars) and my 01 has OBDII under the dash. I just found out the blasted "adapter cable" is like 60 bucks! I'm handy with a soldering iron...just wondering if anyone's built their own adapter? If so, I'd like to talk... Or, if someone knows a lesser expensive option let me know.Thanks, Mark.
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I thought people were snagging them off eBay for 10-20 bucks.
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Really? Ebay is where I saw them for $59.00. Is that pretty common to see them so cheap (10-20 bucks)? I can handle that
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