As the global automotive industry advances toward smarter, safer, and more environmentally responsible vehicles, the need for reliable diagnostic infrastructure becomes critical. At the heart of this evolution lies the OBD II wire harness—a vital component connecting electronic control units (ECUs) to diagnostic tools, enabling accurate fault detection and real-time vehicle monitoring. With stricter emission standards and increasing demand for connected vehicle data, OEMs and aftermarket service providers are investing heavily in robust and customizable OBD II harness solutions.
An OBD II wire harness is a pre-assembled set of wires, terminals, and connectors designed to facilitate communication between the vehicle’s OBD II port and its internal control systems. Built according to industry standards (typically with a 16-pin J1962 connector), these harnesses enable:
Transmission of diagnostic data and DTCs (Diagnostic Trouble Codes)
Power and ground connectivity
Signal integrity for real-time monitoring
It serves as the critical interface for automotive diagnostics, whether during manufacturing, regular servicing, or emissions testing.
Kaweei specializes in customized wire harness manufacturing tailored to meet the technical and regulatory demands of global B2B clients. Compared with off-the-shelf harnesses, our custom solutions offer:
✅ Vehicle-Specific Customization: Match unique pin-outs, connector styles, and lengths for OEMs or specific car models
✅ Superior Materials: High-temperature, oil-resistant, or low-voltage-drop wires based on your working conditions
✅ Protocol Compatibility: Support for CAN, K-Line, ISO 9141, J1850, and more
✅ Rigorous Quality Control: 100% continuity testing, pull testing, and insulation resistance verification
✅ Flexible Production Volumes: Ideal for both pilot runs and mass production
A: Yes, Kaweei supports harness customization for protocols including CAN-BUS, ISO 14230 (KWP2000), and more.
A: We use UL-certified PVC, XLPE, or TPE insulation, with tin-plated copper conductors to ensure long-term performance and flexibility.
A: Absolutely. Our OBD II harnesses can include power output wires for GPS trackers or telematics modules, with fuse and overcurrent protection.
A: We support small-batch prototyping starting from 100 pcs, with scalable options for mass production.
A: Yes, all harnesses meet ISO, RoHS, and REACH compliance, and we can provide IATF 16949-compliant manufacturing upon request.