Gap Diagnostic IID Tool Questions

**Disco4Dave** · 31st March 2017, 10:26 AM

Originally Posted by LRD414

It is the connection of the phone app that causes the high drain, not the tool itself. I leave the tool plugged in but always disconnect the phone app and have no issues. This was confirmed by Patrick from Gap about a year ago and he recently reconfirmed it as still applicable.
Scott

I leave my IID Tool dongle connected permanently, and have never had a problem after up to a week of downtime, however, I do also have an aux battery.

**Geedublya** · 31st March 2017, 01:46 PM

Originally Posted by LRD414

It is the connection of the phone app that causes the high drain, not the tool itself. I leave the tool plugged in but always disconnect the phone app and have no issues. This was confirmed by Patrick from Gap about a year ago and he recently reconfirmed it as still applicable.Scott

This is correct. I typed it up on Tapatalk and it should have read "If left plugged in and connected to the bluetooth device the IID tool flattens the battery overnight."

Thankfully with the dual battery system it is simple to resolve the problem.

I need to purchase one of the 90 degree connectors and extension cables for the OBD port and run my tool up out of the way.

**LRD414** · 31st March 2017, 02:15 PM

Originally Posted by Geedublya

I need to purchase one of the 90 degree connectors and extension cables for the OBD port and run my tool up out of the way.

Link:
Extension Cable for Gap iiD Tool in D4

Cheers,
Scott

**letherm** · 31st March 2017, 04:56 PM

Originally Posted by LRD414

Link:
Extension Cable for Gap iiD Tool in D4

Cheers,
Scott

There's this style too which would probably sit flatter. Bit more expensive but the vendor was recommended by GAP to another member in a previous thread/post.

OBD2-Shop.eu - OBD-2 Verlängerung Flachbandkabel

Martin

**The Mighty Range Rover** · 31st March 2017, 05:34 PM

This is what i bought. Works fantastic. I ran the cable up under the panel and it pokes out just under the steering wheel giving me great access when i want to disconnect it.

OBD2 OBDII Extension Cable 16Pin Male To Female Diagnostic Connector Adapter 30 | eBay

**letherm** · 31st March 2017, 06:05 PM

Originally Posted by The Mighty Range Rover

This is what i bought. Works fantastic. I ran the cable up under the panel and it pokes out just under the steering wheel giving me great access when i want to disconnect it.

OBD2 OBDII Extension Cable 16Pin Male To Female Diagnostic Connector Adapter 30 | eBay

Any chance of a picture?

Martin

**Mog60** · 31st March 2017, 06:17 PM

Originally Posted by The Mighty Range Rover

This is what i bought. Works fantastic. I ran the cable up under the panel and it pokes out just under the steering wheel giving me great access when i want to disconnect it.

OBD2 OBDII Extension Cable 16Pin Male To Female Diagnostic Connector Adapter 30 | eBay

Thanks for your recommendation. I have just ordered one.

**BMKal** · 31st March 2017, 08:10 PM

Originally Posted by Mog60

Thanks for your recommendation. I have just ordered one.

X2 - Have just ordered one as well. Best price I've seen yet, by a country mile.

**The Mighty Range Rover** · 31st March 2017, 10:07 PM

Originally Posted by letherm

Any chance of a picture?

Martin

Still need to stick it with a velcro sticky.

**letherm** · 31st March 2017, 10:49 PM

Originally Posted by The Mighty Range Rover

Still need to stick it with a velcro sticky.

Thanks for the picture. How did you get the cable behind the dash BTW? Did you need to remove/loosen the panel or will it fit in another way?

Martin

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