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I recently purchased another dash clock for the Christmas MJ, as the two I had already refused to work properly. The clock would work, but the display was quite dim. Unfortunately, the new one works no better, and it's really bugging me :fs1:

 

I used to have a link to a page that showed the various types of clocks, and more importantly, the wiring for each. I believe the dash wiring has a glitch and need to see the corresponding clock diagram. (I have the electrical manual for the dash harness).

 

Does anyone remember that page (or link)? Thanks in advance :D

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There is also a resistor inside the clock that can be fried causing a dim display. I have sucessfully replaced it with a like valued resistor from Radio Shack. ;)

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There is also a resistor inside the clock that can be fried causing a dim display. I have sucessfully replaced it with a like valued resistor from Radio Shack. ;)

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There is also a resistor inside the clock that can be fried causing a dim display. I have sucessfully replaced it with a like valued resistor from Radio Shack. ;)

Wow a first post being really informative... I don't know what year clock it came out of, but I have one that says quartz in white letters and it is really brite and easily readable..

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There is also a resistor inside the clock that can be fried causing a dim display. I have sucessfully replaced it with a like valued resistor from Radio Shack. ;)

Wow a first post being really informative... I don't know what year clock it came out of, but I have one that says quartz in white letters and it is really brite and easily readable..

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There is also a resistor inside the clock that can be fried causing a dim display. I have sucessfully replaced it with a like valued resistor from Radio Shack. ;)

 

Would be nice if you could detail how you found the fried resistor (obvious or by troubleshooting) and what year clock you are referring to.

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There is also a resistor inside the clock that can be fried causing a dim display. I have sucessfully replaced it with a like valued resistor from Radio Shack. ;)

 

Would be nice if you could detail how you found the fried resistor (obvious or by troubleshooting) and what year clock you are referring to.

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