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More Small Clock Questions 200

posted by  rhaire on  Fri Jan 9 00:34 CST 2004
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Brick rule 1- You can do it easily yourself and in this case it is trivial
Brick rule 2-The dealers price for things will be a great incentive to find another way

Lets just start with those. There are only three wire connections on the back of a small clock, but do not touch the fat red one to any metal (besides the clock) when you do this. The terminal should be shielded and do not let the plastic protector slip to far. You might find the wires a little short for manouvering the clock but it will pull out of the dash when you unsnap the bezel. And do not let the three rubber mount feet get lost.






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