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Slow analog clock. 700 1988

posted by  allen820 on  Sun Mar 9 04:37 CST 2003
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Hit the wrong button, sorry. Tried to re-post with no luck.

Oh, well. As for your slow clock, how old is your car battery? Sounds weird, but often the first sign of a failing battery is that your clock starts loosing time. This is especially true if you do not drive the car every day. I have found my clock has symptoms as you describe as I have a declining battery, even before I notice the starter slowing down. Yes, this does not seem logical, but you might want to check out your battery/charging system before you tear into your clock.






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