Digital clock

[bilko0795]

Whip the dash out and remelt the solder joints = job done.

Thanks for advice will try that

[bilko0795]

I don’t know the part number but I have a spare one never used before got it 2nd hand yours for £25 that’s what I paid for it. Should work!!

Thanks mate will try the dash out first if i can;t sort it i will pm you

[4WDrifter]

Does anyone have the part number for the clock mine keeps changing time when I’m driving along and when parked up.

thanks

Give the stalk that changes the time a gentle tug towards you and for me that seems to stabilise things for a few months. I’m currently finding my soldering iron to fix it properly hopefully. Though, hopefully doth butter no parsnips!

[4WDrifter]

Sorry, no, but they are obvious once you get it open.

Thanks. I’ve always suspected that it was some sort of “ loose” connection involving the stalk that adjusts the time on the clock. When I get it out I’ll take some pictures to put on here for future reference.

[Bowie69]

Sorry, no, but they are obvious once you get it open.

[4WDrifter]

Whip the dash out and remelt the solder joints = job done.

Which solder joint? Any photos?

[Bowie69]

Whip the dash out and remelt the solder joints = job done.

[anthonys2]

Does anyone have the part number for the clock mine keeps changing time when I’m driving along and when parked up.

thanks

I don’t know the part number but I have a spare one never used before got it 2nd hand yours for £25 that’s what I paid for it. Should work!!

[Monkeymagic]

Isn't that connected to the voltage stabiliser or dry solder joints from memory.?

[bilko0795]

Does anyone have the part number for the clock mine keeps changing time when I’m driving along and when parked up.

thanks