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    Obd2 Connector

    Hi. I'm a newbie to this site.

    I have a 95 protege 1.5 DOHC and from what I'm told, it is OBD2. My question is would a normal OBD2 scanner fit the diagnostic connector in the engine compartment or does it take a special connector? If it is different, where can I get one with out going to the dealer?
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    #2
    The standard OBD-II connector will not fit the under-hood diagnostic connector. I believe you can just can an adapter for an OBD-II scanner, and besides the dealer, i would try any place you know of that sells the scanner.

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      #3
      hey at advance they can read codes for cars 95 and down

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        #4
        The OBD-II diagnostics port is in the car - under the steering wheel, close to the hood release.

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          #5
          I didn't realize that the 95 pros were OBDII. I thought that was only 96 and newer vehicles except for certain makes and models.

          I know it's spelled protege! I just can't change it. Deal with it!

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            #6
            I'm pretty sure they all have the OBD connector, but earlier models aren't fully compliant with OBD-II.

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