kjcole

I would check the wires for the clock where they enter the connectors and look for one that has pulled free from the connector block. So tug on those wires looking for a loose one. Then check pins on the male connector for the unlikely chance that a pin has folded over or is missing.

FLYCT

You lost the 12 volts at pin 8 R-W wire.

The clock should display time even with no key in ignition.

scyul

Well, couldn't find anything wrong with the connector so, I bypassed the problem by cutting to white/red wire and supplying it with the 12v source from the radio...

scyul

To DarthSid,

May I ask you an other favour?
Can you tell me wich wire on the climate control has the vehicule speed pulse?
My new head unit tells me it must be connected for accurate navigation calculation...

Thanks!

DarthSid

SCYUL, please refer to the attachments. The SPD sensor color code wire is White/Red (W-R) on PIN # 4 from the Multi-Display. There is also a junction block and wire harness connector at the bottom of the diagram with the same W-R wires. Refer to file Clock_SC430_SPD1

For the second diagram (Navigation ECU) the W-R wire is located on PIN # 5.

Refer to file Clock_SC430_SPD2


Please let me know if this helps.

DarthSid

I also failed to include in the second diagram also refer to Stereo Component Amp PIN # 13 for same W-R wire for SPD sensor.

scyul

Thanks for taking the time DarthSid!

Your help is much appriciated!

Lavrishevo

iTrader: (1)

Old thread revival. Ugh, same thing happened to me. After I installed my Bluetooth stereo kit no power to the clock with the car off. Double checked all the connectors and all the wires are connected and feel solid. Tried wiggling the harness nothing.

Bgw70

See post 11 above
Check for 12vdc on the red and white wire. It is always hot