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Hey,

The clock on my R32 hasn't worked since I have had the car, except for yesterday when I turned the car off, the clock came on, and when I shut the door, it went off again. ><

I'm thinking its a loose wire, so does anyone know how to access the wiring for the clock? Or have any suggestions?

-Michael-

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You'll need to remove the instrument cluster. While it's out, check the small backlight globe in the clock.

Heya,

The clock works, just not all the time. Was working while I drove home from physio today, then when I parked at my place it disappeared ><.

Thanks for info, I can see a panel being held in place by 4 screws, thats under the clock, so i'll take the screws out and have a look inside.

-Michael-

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Off topic, but changing the backlight globe for the clock wont change the colour of the clock am i right?

Gotta change the gel?

ummm it will depending on the colour of the blacklight globe ur replacing it with :( no brainer really... :P

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