97 Discovery I- Where is the Data Link Connector?

[9Giants]

I've been looking all under the steering column and all in the fuse panel, under the passenger seat, under the glove box and can not find the OBD2 Data Link Connector anywhere. No precise direction on the google searches as well. Anyone know exactly where this is on a 97 Discovery I, with a 4.0?

 

[joey]

Welcome to the forum.... 97 D1 OBDII will be just above the gas pedal (attached to the bottom of the dash.

 

[9Giants]

Misfire, stalls when hot 97 Land Rover Discovery 4.0

Thank you Joey, I found it unmounted and tucked up inside the dash. Here's the problems I have. It has 92,000 miles. I would like to find the source of the misfire. I assume the coil is good because it runs fine when cold.

Codes
P1316-Misfire Excessive Emissions Fault
P0300-Misfire On Multiple Cylinder
P0301-Misfire Cylinder 1
P1179-Maximum Negative AMFR Correction Fault

WORK I'VE DONE (these codes are from after work below)
Replaced both downstream Oxygen sensors
Replaced both exhaust manifolds (passenger side had a crack)
Replaced Crankshaft position sensor (with much difficulty)
Replaced plugs and wires
Cleaned airflow sensor
Replaced air filter

Rover runs fine in the morning, after about 30-60 mins of driving, stalls out and is very difficult to get home. A best guess direction would be more help then list of possibilities, but whatever your two cents.

 

[Disco Mike]

Find a manual and start tracking down information on the 1179, which is a bugger to track down and fix.