ODBII connector is pointed out in the picture. There is no confusing it.

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the connector pictured in the previous post ,is not on a 95 and older truck,its under the hood for cryin out loud!!!
try pluggin in the ox senser ,it just might fix it,and for sure wont fix it if its unplugged
remember,misinformation hurts more than no information!!

 

To let you all know the OX sensor is plugged in but the problem only starts when the engine is warmed up.

 

Just one wild thought, Could my truck be running rough because of to much or not enough back preasure? I know my exhaust is in need of replacing but there is no money for that at the moment.

 

ok guys i got a 95 dakota also 318. These trucks are not obd2. When I was taking the autoshop and used the Snapon Modis scanner on my truck. On the passenger side of the engine bay on the corner next to your resistor box. thers like 1 or 2 plugs one plug i belive is like shaped in an L and those are the plugs i had to use to scan my ecu.