3rd gen sr5 digital clock...anyone know how to fix?
my clock went out some years ago but every now and then i see it come on for a good minute or two. I took the whole dash apart today and took out the clock. i put it back checked wires and all but the clock is still out. do u guys know how i can fix this? i dont wanna buy a new clock. i wanna fix it myself thanks
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is there steady power running through the clock harness
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I ended up taking mine apart and cleaning the contacts really well with contact cleaner and a small straight screwdriver... So far so good... Mine would sometimes come on for a few seconds, minutes, even a day at a time and then be out for months lol..
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Originally Posted by scyotapu
(Post 51310652)
is there steady power running through the clock harness
How do u check if there is steady power running through the clock harness? |
get a voltage meter and test your harness. red- power black-ground
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ill check the voltage on that ASAP
Originally Posted by Hudson
(Post 51310690)
I ended up taking mine apart and cleaning the contacts really well with contact cleaner and a small straight screwdriver... So far so good... Mine would sometimes come on for a few seconds, minutes, even a day at a time and then be out for months lol..
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dude posted up a few pages back about how he repairs these for a variety of import vehicles....scan back a few pages-could have been on T4R.org also
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i noticed it turned on today for the first time in about 3 years, only b/c it was freezing cold outside, and i remember it only turns on when its really cold, then after about a minute it dies out. so the clock works. what could be the problem guys?
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Well... I wonder if cleaning mine would make it work again. Its hasnt worked since ive owned the truck. Ive never seen it come on though.
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If the clock works, the issue is power supply. This can be from the circuit supplying the power to the clock, or the contacts which connect the clock to the circuit.
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More than likely a small crack in a connetion inside the clock on a circuit board, or a cracked resisitor. My strategy would be to comb EBay and salvage ppl for a replacement. Should be less than $15.
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This is a common problem and is easily fixable. Please check out ebay site or www.autoclockrepair.com. I have the clock removal instructions there if you need them. Thanks!
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