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by Alkesh Dhak

  1. Locate  & remove the OEM OBDII connector from its OEM location Connector bracket is secured with (2) T-20 screws.
    • Locate & remove the OEM OBDII connector from its OEM location

    • Connector bracket is secured with (2) T-20 screws.

    • Once removed slide the grey lock away from the bracket to release the connector from the bracket.

    • The bracket will be reused, set aside for future step.

  2. Video example for this step Install  adapter #5 onto the connector housing.
    • Video example for this step

    • Install adapter #5 onto the connector housing.

    • In most cases the groove should be visible once the adapter is completely seated.

    • Slide the metal clips into the groove to retain the assembly

    • If the groove is not visible the adapter is likely installed backwards.

  3. Plug the female connector from the T-harness into the OEM OBDII connector. Secure connection with a cable tie.
    • Plug the female connector from the T-harness into the OEM OBDII connector.

    • Secure connection with a cable tie.

    • Trim excess cable tie flush!

  4. Install the prepared T-harness connector from the first steps above, into the connector bracket previously removed.
    • Install the prepared T-harness connector from the first steps above, into the connector bracket previously removed.

    • Install harness & bracket assembly into the OEM location using the OEM hardware.

    • Ensure cable does not interfere with any moving parts!

    • Secure harness as needed with cable ties!

  5. Using a panel tool, remove the light switch panel. For ease of access, unplug the light switch harness.
    • Using a panel tool, remove the light switch panel.

    • For ease of access, unplug the light switch harness.

  6. Plug the GO device into remaining end of the harness.
    • 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.

  7. Route device and harness to mounting location as needed.
    • 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 2 cable ties.

    • This bracket is an acceptable location to secure the device.

    • 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!

    • In this example the bottom of the device (blue side of the GO device label) faces away from the bracket it's secured to.

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