first of all, look for the obd 2 connector as they have them after 95. it is there, you just have to find it.
second, a code never identifies a bad part, just a failed system. you will still need a shop unless you guess and throw parts at it that may or may not work.

Roy

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this car does not have an OBDII scanner port I have looked everywhere and the location were it is shown in manuals down by the bonnett realease lever hasnt even been cut out at the factory to provide the cover over the socket it is still one piece so I ask again do I need to connect any of the other wires in the picture to get the scanner to work ???????

Response from jjmechman
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yes, but you need a scan tool that a shop has, not any of the code readers. i would get a shop to read the codes for you and get back to us with the number so we can further help you

Roy

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