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Old 11-22-2011, 06:34 AM   #1
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I had to remove shroud to hookup obll connector. Any feed back about refitting the shroud would be appreciated. I hate to create a cut out or leave the shroud off. Thanks.

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Old 11-22-2011, 06:50 AM   #2
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I repositioned mine on the side and put the shroud back on. But I have an older P32 chassis and there was about 10" of wire that I had to work with.
You could try something like this:
Obd2cables OBDII Extension Cable 5ft 144201#

And then strap it wherever you wanted access.

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The OBD2 port can be mount in either a vertical positing or horizontal position. Maybe all you need to do is change the mounting position.
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The port is attached by two (I think) 7mm bolts. You could unattach and relocate.
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I had to remove shroud to hookup obll connector. Any feed back about refitting the shroud would be appreciated. I hate to create a cut out or leave the shroud off. Thanks....
If you are able to do so, I would move it to an accessible location. I have seen OBDII modular connectors from very well mounted to not attached at all. It all depends on if and where the coach builder mounts the connector.
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