Motorcycle Obd2 4 Pin Adapter Suzuki - Diagnostic Adapter Cable OBD2 to 4 Pin Motorcycle Fault Detection Parts Fit for Motorbikes or Similar Popular

Worked just like the other guys on here said it would. Had to swap the 2 top wires. The one thing is I had a older blue point scanner and it would not connect for some reason. So bought a 20 dollar one off Amazon and was able to connect and clear the code 24 speed sensors. Saved me 400 bucks what the dealer wanted.

Does not fit gsxrs

It works perfectly for what I need it for.I have read/reset the codes on my 2017 ninja 650 with it and a cheap odb2 reader.Important note: Check the pinout of your bike. I had to swap 2 pins around, its not a hit on this product because its a known issue with some Ninja bikes.

I have no problem with the product. Good quality. Connects between the motorcycle and the scan tool.However, the scan tool could not read any data because the communication protocol of the scan tool would not match the motorcycle ecm. I've heard this is a problem on some earlier Honda models. Mine is a 2014. Tried two different generic OBD2 code readers, and a full function scan tool.Once again, no problem with the product. Good price and quality.

this works perfect on a klx230r. I did have to swap the two wires on this adaptor for the scan tool to work as per other people did. cut off the black insulator that seals the wire to the plug and switch the green and white wires. I was able to clear my check engine light!!

As another reviewer has posted - the top two pins need to be swapped for the Kawasaki 230R. For me it was white and green, I don’t believe the wire colors are consistent. After that, you can use your OBD2 car scanner to read and clear codes like any vehicle.

Did not work on my 4 wheeler 2012 Kawasaki bruteForce 750

For a Kawasaki KLX230 2022 had to switch pins 1 and 3 or yellow and black. This can be achieved with finishing nail.