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Dash clock
Posted: 18 Dec 2011, 12:23
by T3Aljezur
HI
I have a clock that is part of the dash, with the temp gauge and fuel gauge
It doesn't work.
Any ideas where to go and how to fix.
Is it a common fault and is there a quick fix
Thanks. Done a search but can't find anything
Dic
Re: Dash clock
Posted: 18 Dec 2011, 16:46
by billy739
check the fuses.
the clock and pcb can fail , along with fuses and connector
remove the dash pod- this can create big problems if its been bodged before but simple if all good
on the back of the dash the clock has a simple + and - feed , wire this to 12v and see if the clock works.
also follow the tracks on the pcb and check for - and+ feed
Re: Dash clock
Posted: 18 Dec 2011, 17:50
by T3Aljezur
thanks billy
thats a few hours tomorrow then.
soldering iron at the ready
presume the dash pod comes off from underneath?
Thanks
Re: Dash clock
Posted: 18 Dec 2011, 18:49
by billy739
no , plastic cover comes off upwards, then dash unscrews.
heavy handedness will break items.
at the rear ( windscreen end) there are 2 indents , lift first from these
sometimes a little pressure on the front upper edge pushing towards the screen can help
when refitting you position the front and drop the rear - if that makes more sense to understand?
Re: Dash clock
Posted: 19 Dec 2011, 15:19
by T3Aljezur
OK. Had a nose in there.
There is no supply to the clock or the internal lights for the dash.
There are also 2 wires not connected on the back of the headlight switch.
A small grey and green, and a larger grey and yellow. Does anyone know what these are for.
All switches work except the after market one, which I still don't know what it is supposed to do, although there is no 12v supply to it.

Thanks for any help
Dic
Re: Dash clock
Posted: 30 Dec 2011, 18:05
by sarran1955
Hello,
Does it have, or did it have a towbar??
May be a turn indicator repeater.
Cordialement,
