Autel 7 Pin OBD1 to OBD2 Adapter Cable for Ford, 7Pin OBD1 to 16 Pin OBD2 Diagnostic Cable, Fit for Ford Vehicles with 7Pin Port, Work with Scan Tool and Code Reader

I had no problem and it Works great. So great that when my vehicle got broken into this and 4 other items were taken! I highly recommend it.

Did not work on my Autel MaxiPRO MP808Was trying to use it on a 1995 F150

This is a decently made adapter cable for old OBD1 Ford's to newer scan tools. Functionality is going to vary from scanner to scanner, so I won't review that. I will say that I was impressed with everything except one of the ends was a little tight and required pliers to remove. In the pictures I use cords to show the cable mates up properly, because it was easier to photograph. If this is something you could use, it's probably worth looking into whether it will work for your setup.

I needed this adapter to use my scan tool with an old Ford that has a 7-pin port. It worked just how I wanted. I plugged it into the vehicle, and my OBD2 scanner picked it up right away. There were no problems or odd connection issues. It gave me a simple and clean link, so I could check engine codes and look at engine data as I usually do.The build quality is strong. The connectors fit in tightly and click into place. The cable bends well and does not feel weak. It is not like those cheap adapters you just throw away. I have used it a few times now in different cars, and it still works great.If you have a Ford car that uses the old 7-pin OBD1 port and you want to plug in a new scanner or code reader, you will need this adapter. It is easy to use, does not cost much, and it simply works.

This product delivers excellent performance and build quality, just as I’ve come to expect from Autel. It operates smoothly, feels durable, and provides reliable results every time. Autel continues to set the bar high with their well-engineered tools. A great investment for professionals and serious DIYers alike.

Pins were loose in socket of adapter.

Doesn't work on older cars with certain scanners on older 1990's models

Didn't know this existed. May not have as many functions as obd2, but sure is nice to have it on a screen