I cant find it in my car or in the book????

 

The DLC3 connector (obd2) for scan tool connection is located on the driver's side at the bottom of the dashboard. It is to the left of the steering column. You will find a white connector with 16 terminals.


10 secs to google it... and i dont even own a tC yet! :D

 

I didnt see it there!! I'll have to do it during the day tomorrow.
I have one of those ELM adapters and wasnt to connect it to my phone with Torque to play

 

It's down there. It's behind a little door.

 

Oh, it has a little house. Be sure to knock before you enter. :p

 

^^ correct, but here's a little more detail...
It's directly behind the lower edge of the dash and is positioned in the section inbetween the hood release lever and the driver's side knee airbag.

 

its right next to where you open the hood of your car, i have the torque app and i freaking love that thing, its shows everything!...Still trying to figure out if 14.7 is a good AFR to be at, i have injen and sometimes im at 11.9 and i go as high as 17!

 

14.7 is stoichiometric. It is ideal for emissions at idle, however when you are cruising your car goes much leaner. It depends on what you are talking about. WOT on our cars stock generally run at 11:1 but peak power on our cars when tuned is generally 12.1:1.

Their is much more then just a specified A/F ratio for the car. it depends on load, RPM, your altitude, etc etc. Their are a ton of factors that go in to it.