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Corsa Sport » Message Board » Help Zone, Modification and ICE Advice » Clock not keeping time or date » Post Reply
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Rob_Corsa |
posted on 22nd Mar 07 at 22:32 |
quote: Elimination as-in try a new MFD! | |
gavin18787 |
posted on 22nd Mar 07 at 21:36 |
i have and couldnt see anything wrong as such | |
Rob_Corsa |
posted on 22nd Mar 07 at 20:56 |
quote: Could just as easy be either. Dry joint/wiring issue inside the MFD or wiring loom of the car. Seriously mate, you need to start eliminating things if you want to find the problem. | |
gavin18787 |
posted on 22nd Mar 07 at 12:20 |
Right its been fine for a while but it did it again today and i saw it do it :! :lol: | |
gavin18787 |
posted on 8th Mar 07 at 21:52 |
going to the scrappy on saturday anyway as i need a new rear light cluster so i may enquire as to how much one is. | |
Rob_Corsa |
posted on 8th Mar 07 at 21:23 |
assuming no body has f@#ked about with the wiring then its possible you have a faulty MFD. Thats assuming the permanent power to the unit isnt through a blown fuse. Not expensive from a scrap yard to try anyhow. | |
Pollard |
posted on 8th Mar 07 at 19:49 |
loose connection on battery terminal? | |
gavin18787 |
posted on 8th Mar 07 at 19:40 |
What could be wrong for this to happen? Not a major issue but it bugs me |