clock, alarm and now shift buzzer
02-26-02, 06:49 AM
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clock, alarm and now shift buzzer
any of u know why my dash clock woudl be goign on and off constantly and my shift buzzer doesnt work and also sometimes when i unlock the car with a key on teh drivers side sometimes the security light comes on sometimes it doesnt and when it doesnt my freakign lights pop up and the alram goes off so i have to go to pass side and disable it from there by turning the key. would any of these be related ? is there anythign i can do to fix these annoying problems?
02-26-02, 07:14 AM
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They seem like electrical and connections problems. Only way to solve these is to check every connector/connection, resolder everything that looks out of whack, and make sure every single connection is firm and that you have sprayed that "electrical connection conductor" thingamyjig spray all over (forget its name 
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02-26-02, 10:32 AM
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Your drivers side key switch is in poor or bad condition. You can access it by removing the drivers door inner panel, and then check it with a muilti-meter (don't use a test light to check the switch; the switch is only rated for 500Ma).
The clock and idiot light assembly needs to be re-soldered. There are only about 5 or 6 threads on this if you use the search function.
The clock and idiot light assembly needs to be re-soldered. There are only about 5 or 6 threads on this if you use the search function.
02-26-02, 10:37 AM
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They seem like electrical and connections problems. Only way to solve these is to check every connector/connection, resolder everything that looks out of whack, and make sure every single connection is firm and that you have sprayed that "electrical connection conductor" thingamyjig spray all over (forget its name )
They seem like electrical and connections problems. Only way to solve these is to check every connector/connection, resolder everything that looks out of whack, and make sure every single connection is firm and that you have sprayed that "electrical connection conductor" thingamyjig spray all over (forget its name
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