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Sometimes the best alternative to a cable is a different cable, and sometimes it is not a cable at all. A splitter can run two devices from one port, a relocation mount can move the port itself, and a longer adapter lead can remove the need for an extension entirely, and each of those alternatives
A wifi OBD2 adapter lives or dies by its wireless link, and its wireless link lives or dies by where the adapter sits. Behind metal dash structure, a wifi adapter’s signal to your phone weakens and drops; moved a foot or two on an extension cable to open air, the same adapter holds its link.