00:00If your bike throws a fault code and you're staring at that little diagnostic plug with no clue how to
00:04talk to it, you're not alone.
00:06Today I've got the top 5 motorcycle OBD2 cables for diagnostics, and I dug around until I found the best
00:12deals on each one.
00:14No hype, just the ones people actually buy.
00:18First up is the Benelli adapter, and this thing covers a ridiculous amount of ground TNT25, 135, 300, 600, GT600,
00:27TRK502, Leonsino, and it works with both Bosch and Delphi ECUs.
00:32That dual ECU support is the real win, because you don't have to guess which version you bought.
00:37It's $9.84, the most expensive one here, but with nearly 5,000 sold and a 4.7 rating, that's
00:45the price of not buying the wrong cable twice.
00:48Next, the Yamaha 3-pin and 4-pin cable.
00:51The best part is that one adapter handles both connector sizes, so if you own more than one Yamaha, or
00:57you're just not sure which pin count yours has, you're covered either way.
01:01$6.77, 4.8 stars, over 4,700 sold.
01:06At that price it's basically a spare you keep in the toolbox permanently.
01:11Then there's the Kawasaki adapter for the 4-pin and 6-pin plugs, and it fits the Ninja Z-Series
01:17and the Versus line.
01:18What I like here is the range, one cable spans the sport bike side and the adventure side of Kawasaki's
01:23lineup.
01:25It's $7.92, sitting at 4.8 stars with about 4,500 sales.
01:31Solid middle ground if you ride a Ninja or a Versus.
01:35Fourth is the Ducati 4-pin to 16-pin extension cable.
01:39Highest rated of the whole list at 4.9 stars, and that 16-pin end is the key detail, because
01:45it means a standard car diagnostic scanner can plug straight into your Ducati instead of you buying a dedicated motorcycle
01:51tool.
01:52$7.19, over 4,400 sold.
01:56If you already own an OBD2 scanner, this is the cheapest path to reading your bike.
02:02Last one, the Yamaha 3, 4, and 6-pin to OBD2 connector.
02:07This is the flexible 1-3-pin configurations in a single adapter, so it covers the widest spread of Yamaha
02:13models of anything here.
02:15Cheapest of the bunch at $6.34, 4.8 stars, around 4,300 sold.
02:22Honestly, if you're unsure which Yamaha cable you need, start here and save yourself the return.
02:28All the links are in the description below, and I genuinely check the listing against your bike's exact model and
02:34pin count before you buy.
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02:41Ride safe.
