Clock not working
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ericsti
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It's in the Fuse panel located in the engine compartment!
It's numbered 12 in the manual!
It's the futherest right of four small fuses that are in a row at the top nearest the front window just below two big Fuses!
It is also the fuse for the interior light on the uk models so I'd say it's the same in the JDM's
If your Interior light is out also defo the a fuse blown!
It's numbered 12 in the manual!
It's the futherest right of four small fuses that are in a row at the top nearest the front window just below two big Fuses!
It is also the fuse for the interior light on the uk models so I'd say it's the same in the JDM's
If your Interior light is out also defo the a fuse blown!
same in my 01 Bug eye, was flickering on and off for a while then went altogether about 9 months ago and hasn't come back (i think i offended it).
Definately not a fuse, i reckon its a loose connection somewhere down the centre console cos i checked the connection to the back of the clock itself.
Definately not a fuse, i reckon its a loose connection somewhere down the centre console cos i checked the connection to the back of the clock itself.
Fathertedc
Sunday Drivers
i had the same problem with my bug just in the last couple of weeks, clock was coming on and off and now is off... i have hit it a few times and it makes no difference so i dont think its a loose connection..
keith dublin
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A bug in a bug
markobucko
Octane Boostaholics
have a clock there if anyone wants it !!!!
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bcloh
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Hi Folks,
My clock was the same (01 bugeye). Gave up about 6 months ago. Hod enough of been late so said I'd have a look to see if it was something simple. It's an easy job if ya can hold a soldering iron. Pop out the clock and take it apart. It shi# simple. You will find a small circuit board at the back of the clock. Just be careful as there are some plastic clips that need to be persuaded to let go. Look for cracked solder joints. My was a small surface mounted "thingy" (Small silver rectangle). It had come loose on one side. Small drop of solder and working again.
I'm no mechanic but this was an easy job. best of luck.
My clock was the same (01 bugeye). Gave up about 6 months ago. Hod enough of been late so said I'd have a look to see if it was something simple. It's an easy job if ya can hold a soldering iron. Pop out the clock and take it apart. It shi# simple. You will find a small circuit board at the back of the clock. Just be careful as there are some plastic clips that need to be persuaded to let go. Look for cracked solder joints. My was a small surface mounted "thingy" (Small silver rectangle). It had come loose on one side. Small drop of solder and working again.
I'm no mechanic but this was an easy job. best of luck.
STiBrian
Octane Boostaholics
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Hi Folks,
My clock was the same (01 bugeye). Gave up about 6 months ago. Hod enough of been late so said I'd have a look to see if it was something simple. It's an easy job if ya can hold a soldering iron. Pop out the clock and take it apart. It shi# simple. You will find a small circuit board at the back of the clock. Just be careful as there are some plastic clips that need to be persuaded to let go. Look for cracked solder joints. My was a small surface mounted "thingy" (Small silver rectangle). It had come loose on one side. Small drop of solder and working again.
I'm no mechanic but this was an easy job. best of luck.
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Hi Folks,
My clock was the same (01 bugeye). Gave up about 6 months ago. Hod enough of been late so said I'd have a look to see if it was something simple. It's an easy job if ya can hold a soldering iron. Pop out the clock and take it apart. It shi# simple. You will find a small circuit board at the back of the clock. Just be careful as there are some plastic clips that need to be persuaded to let go. Look for cracked solder joints. My was a small surface mounted "thingy" (Small silver rectangle). It had come loose on one side. Small drop of solder and working again.
I'm no mechanic but this was an easy job. best of luck.
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Good stuff. 1st post & already helping out fellow members. Have some karma for that
Make your way over to the "introduce yourself" section & throw up a post, and stick up some pics too, we love pics around here
markobucko
Octane Boostaholics
good stuff lad!!!