OBDll location and how to replace air filter 96 Adventurer

[royt911]

Looked all over for the OBD ll connector and can't find it. It is a 34 RQ Adventurer with a Ford motor. And not sure how to remove the cover to the air filter. I can get the front 2 screws but the rest is deep back and appears to be under the dash. Please help.

[armullis]

Mine (OBD port)is under the steering column. Did you check there?

[royt911]

Update...I took it to the shop and they found out it was manufactured in 1995 even though it is a 1996 model. They said it was an OBD l and it is under engine cover. Not sure how to replace the air filter yet. Anyone have any ideas? Should be simple but maybe I'm making it complex. I do that sometimes.

[Goodspike]

I think it's quite common that the chassis is a different year (typically older) than the coach. GM/Chrysler/Ford don't coordinate their cutoff dates with RV manufacturers, and there's also probably some inventory sitting around so they don't end up having to shut down waiting for more product.