Clock light not working

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by razingkane, Aug 22, 2003.

  1. razingkane

    razingkane Guest

    I just had a new stereo installed in my 99 Accord EX. I noticed that night
    driving home the clock light was not on as it normally is when I turn the
    headlights on. I took the car back to the shop where the stereo was
    installed. They pulled out the clock and made sure the 2 plugs were
    attached properly and they were. The clock keeps time and the hazard light
    button next to the clock works so they are claiming it's not there problem.
    Is there a light bulb of some sort in the clock? I'm gonna take the car to
    my mechanic for it's 75000 mile tune-up and have them check it out. Maybe
    this was just a coincidence that the light went out the same day the stereo
    was installed? Maybe not????


    Rick
     
    razingkane, Aug 22, 2003
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  2. razingkane

    Chip Stein Guest

    I just had a new stereo installed in my 99 Accord EX. I noticed that

    the bulb is bad. it's a chronic problem. the bulb is lit whenever
    the key is on. it has nothing to do with the hadlights or dimmer
    circuit. and it is not grounded near the stereo. it's a coincidence.
    Chip
     
    Chip Stein, Aug 23, 2003
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  3. razingkane

    razingkane Guest

    I spoke to my Honda mechanic today he said the same thing. As I'm taking my
    car into have it's 75000 mile oil/filer and tune-up on Monday they'll check
    it out.

    Rick
     
    razingkane, Aug 23, 2003
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  4. razingkane

    jbl 600.1 Guest

    mine went out,it was just a burnt bulb
     
    jbl 600.1, Aug 24, 2003
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  5. razingkane

    razingkane Guest

    Well my mechanic had to replace the entire clock yesterday as replacing the
    light bulb did not fix the problem.


    Rick
     
    razingkane, Aug 26, 2003
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