OBD-II PORT LOCK/TUNE SAVER W/POCKET SECURE KEY (1996 - 2026, 1500/2500/3500/4500/5500)

Item #: GG-TUNESVR
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Description


OBDII Port Lock / Tune Saver

OBD-II port/tune saver. This tune saver is designed to keep unauthorized persons from accessing your 1996 and newer Dodge Ram truck's computer through its OBDII port. It prevents such things as changing programming, changing performance parameters or accessing vehicle specific data such as key codes.

Please note: Because we only deal with Ram trucks, we can only say for certain that this works on all the 1996-2026 Dodge Ram trucks. Technically speaking, this will work on all 1996-up vehicles as they all use the same OBDII connector. However, the potential issue / big unknown is clearance: not all vehicles have enough room for the lock to fit.

Measurements:
1 5/8" Wide
1 1/8" Tall
5/8" Deep

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Ecellent OBDII Port Lock
Jan 10, 2022  |  By SuperDave
You won't find many OBD-II port locks on the market, especially ones like this that are reasonably priced and made of metal (not plastic). Geno's was great to deal with and answered all of my questions on the phone. Ordering a second port lock for my other car!


Work of art
Jan 27, 2023  |  By Joe Borzelleri
Just bought 2 of these, one for a Highlander and a Tacoma. These are beautifully machined aluminum. They have a clever lock system, that is very pick resistant. 10 second install. Nice to have peace of mind that your vehicle is more protected from being hacked and stolen, via the OBD port.


Excellent Product
Mar 30, 2023  |  By Marco Adamo
Arrived a few days after ordering. Took all of 1 minute to install on my 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Peace of mind.


Fits 2023+ Civic Type R
Aug 9, 2024  |  By Robert Olszewski
For those looking for extra protection from from thieves. This fits the fl5 civix type r

Install and Tech Information


Download Tune Saver Installation Instructions.pdf

Read About the Tune Saver in the TDR TDR Article with Tune Saver Discussion by John Holmes.pdf

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