Obd2 CONNECTOR BUT NOT OBD2 SOFTWARE

Your ground wire connection for the OBD2 connector is located under the dash just below and to the right of the heater controls. More likely that you dont have power to the connector. Check the 10 amp "ROOM" fuse in under dash fuse box.

Here's a link to your P0650 code. http://www.obd-codes.com/p0650

Type in odb2 po700 in google and it will pull up your answer. The other 2 codes im unformiliar with. May mean you need to update your obd2 code reader software or those are transmission codes. Go to auto zone or orielies

what country? having the connector does NOT mean it complies
with USA OBD2 systems and tools, so not posting country , all answers are impossible. if you google the you will see that repeated like 1million times.
LHD or right hand drive?
if in USA, LHD all cars here are OBD2 16pin Dshell connectors.
and 100% OBD2 compliant.
and are all 1 meter steering wheel center , but sady that is like 10 places. i can sniff any out i 5min flat with a flash light.
2nd google hit.

• The 2002 Suzuki Vitara OBD 2 port is on lower edge of dash, right of steering column; near center console

only the FSM covers this.

oddly suzuki puts them in plain site.... ever look for it?

my 04 its lower left edge of dash. in plain site, (usa car)

http://www.fixkick.com/ECU/ODB2/OBD-facts.html

If the scanner or code reader will not communicate with the computer, you need to check the cig lighter fuse first.

Check pin number 16 of the OBD 2 diagnostic connector, it should have 12 volts, if not the port will not power up the code reader or scanner. See diagram below.

If you go to a local autozone, they will scan/clear ODB2 codes on your vehicle for free.

94 and 95 bonneville's have a odb1 system but the plug under the dash for the code reader is for odb2/.
you have to get a code reader that will read odb1 and odb2 with a manufacture special plug to read them.
also the computer in the 94-95 are only used in those 2 years.
new one at most auto parts stores is about $100.00
cheap compared to other years.
if you have lots of codes and it runs good but just turns itself off all the time it's the computer.
I had to replace 2 so far one in a 94 and one in a 95.

98 is odb2 . thair is an odb1 light on your car? u must be talking about service engine light . i would disconnect batery cables waite a few minuts and put them back on and drive the car and see what it does. if still a problem go to autozone and thay will do a free odb2 scann. post the codes here so i can help you out more

The Paseo is OBD2 (all '96 and up are, a few 95's of certain manufacturers are also, but generally anything 95 and older is OBD1). There are 2 possible locations, the one under the hood that you found, and another in the more typical driver side of steering column, below dash.