Obd-2 device Where is the obd2 connection for a Bluetooth device?

USA ANSWERS ONLY ME.... OK?
NO SCAN TOOL TOLD, CONNECTED TO ANY LAPTOPS
THERE ARE SOME THAT DO BOTH OBD1 AND 2. (COSTLY)
PONTIAC TRANS SPORT? YOU MEAN?GEN 4 SURE.
NO ENGINE TOLD AND OBD2 IS BY THE ENGINES TOO. 6 OF THEM
THE 8TH DIGIT OF THE VIN TELLS WHAT IS THERE(usa))
YOU MEAN YOU USA CAR IS NOT OBD2 COMPLIANT
THAT YEAR AND IS NOT.
1996 IS THE FIRST YEAR,(SOME SMALL EXCEPTIONS YES)
IF CAR IS OBD2 AND NO COMMS, THE OBD2 PORT PIN 16 FUSE IS BLOWN IN THE CAR.
DO YOU HAVE 16PIN OBD2 CONNECTOR UNDER THE DASH??
IF YES WHICH PINS ARE POPULATED FOR SURE 15 AND 4,5
SURE BUT WHAT ELSE>?

LAPTOP PC TO OB2D USB DONGLE CABLE SURE.
I HAVE 3 HERE, LIKE THAT AND 10 MORE KINDS HEAD HELD
AND WIFI VERSIONS AND BLUETOOTH TOO.
WIKI SAYS

the sole engine for the Formula and Trans Am was the 5.7 L LT1 V8, essentially identical to the LT1 in the C4 Corvette except for more flow-restrictive intake and exhaust systems.

AND THIS GEM FROM WIKI TOO

While 1995 cars still used the OBD-I (on-board diagnostic) computer system (the last year of any American car including the F-body to use OBD-I), a majority of them had OBD-II connector ports under the dash.

SOME CARS IN 1995 HAD OBD2 CONNECTOR THERE BUT WAS IN FACT OBD1, AS PHASE IN PLAN FOR 1996,
OR NEEDED SOME ODD ADAPTER.
YES SOME CAMARO OR FIREBIRDS ARE OBD2 THAT YEAR,
YES THE 1995 Pontiac Firebird
HAD OBD2 EARLY

PIN 4,5,2,9,16
PIN 16 IS POWER FROM GIG/ HORN FUSE F11 IN IP BOX
HOPE THIS IS WHAT YOU HAVE.

SAE J1850 Bus+ PIN 2 (SERIAL COMMS, BI-DIRECTIONAL
PIN 9 IS ABS CUSTOM TO GM .
4/5 IS GROUND

Because there aren't any codes like you have there $7e8 ,where did you pull this from ? What year , make and model vehicle .

Under drivers side dashboard near the steering column. Should be obd 1 as obd2 was not a standard until 1996

Obd 2 the connection is on driver side by kick panel

OBD2 Stands for On Board Diagnostic Version 2
CANBUS means Control Area Network Bus
CANBUS is a communications protocol that allows devices and computers in a modern car to communicate with each other. It allows modern vehicles to have such functions as increasing the volume of the stereo as you speed up and slowing down the windscreen wipers when the car stops.
OBD2 is a standard for fault reporting and transmitting real time data on how an engine is behaving to an external device connected to the diagnostic port in your car. This may be a handheld OBD code reader device or a laptop equipped with suitable diagnostic software.
If you had a CANBUS capable OBD device connected to your car's diagnostic port then it would use the CANBUS protocol to exchange data with your cars on board computer systems.
With some devices this can be a 2 way exchange and can allow you to upload new engine software for better performance and program some of the other functions of the car like whether the central locking unlocks the drivers door or all the doors on the first click of the remote or requires two clicks to unlock all the doors.

Off cause, it should be OBD I, NOT obd2, more info, you can check at: http://www.obd2friend.com/obd-to-obd2-the-development-story-of-obd-products/

If you want to debug the problem yourself, the first thing to do is to buy a engine OBD2 scanner. When the code show up, you may see what is the problem using the OBD scanner and your cell phone, with the proper app (like Torque for Android).

Remember to check if you are buying a bluetooth OBD2 scanner, and your phone have bluetooth as well.

One more thing, the OBD2 connector on the Peugeot 307 is right behind the ashtray, remove it to have access to the OBD2 connector.

The most probable cause is the fuel intake, may be the fuel, a filter or even the electric gas pump. Just a OBD2 scanner will tell you accurately the cause of the problem.

Best Regards

you will need an adapter, O'riellys, or auto zone will have these.

OBD DIAGNOSTIC LINK CONNECTOR / 1995 Honda Accord 2.2L MFI 4cyl
The OBD Diagnostic Link Connector is located: Front seating area, driver side, driver side of steering column, mounted behind center of instrument panel.

Good luck, and remember rated this help.

Most consumer available scanners read OBDII on 96 or newer vehicles. If your car does in fact have a OBDII plug then all you need is the software in your scanner to be able to read OBDI codes...a 95 is running OBDI. Advance Auto or Autozone might have a OBDI compliant scanner for free...just tell them you have the OBDII port so they don't take up all your time digging for the adapter!