Wakeup Ignition Bypass OBD Socket for VAG-Bmw-Land Rover + Obdstar Renault Converter

Using this tool it is possible to force the ignition on (Terminal 15) in VAG vehicles from the OBD diagnostic port.

This will allow you to wake up the control units in the vehicle and establish OBD communication without having a key.

It is fitted with an OBD male port on one end and a female port on the other end which enables you to use the diagnostic port in conjunction with this product. The K-Line, L-Line and CAN connections pass through the device and are available for communication.

A switch is fitted to toggle the ignition ON/OFF and LED’s to confirm the presence of power and ignition status.

Technical Specification

16 pin OBD connector
No external power source required
Compatible with OBD2 diagnostic tools and key programmers
Connects to vehicle via OBD Socket
User-friendly and easy to use

Supported Vehicles

Audi (Almost all OBD2 models)
Seat (Almost all OBD2 models)
Skoda (Almost all OBD2 models)
Volkswagen (Almost all OBD2 models)
Porsche Cayenne (9P)
Mini One 2001 – 2013
Bmw E Series
Land Rover
Obdstar Renault Converter

Wakeup Ignition OBD Adapter Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

• Is it compatible with all VAG vehicles?
  • It’s compatible with Most VAG vehicles, but not all models.
• Do I need an external power source to use this adapter?
  • No, it operates without an external power source, using the OBD2 Port power supply.
• Can I use this on other brands of vehicles?
  • The adapter is designed specifically for VAG, BMW, Mini Cooper, and Land Rover vehicles.
• What does the LED indicator show?
  • The LED indicators confirm the presence of power and the ignition status.
• How does the Wakeup Ignition Bypass OBD Socket differ from the OBDSTAR Renault converter?
  • The Wakeup Ignition OBD switch can serve as a replacement for the OBDSTAR Renault converter used with post-2016 Renault vehicles.
• Can I use it with any diagnostic tool?
  • Yes, The adapter is compatible with OBD2 diagnostic devices and key programmers.