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I have just put a new stereo in my mk 2 , now the centre console clock isn't working properly ?? Before I replaced there was a jvc head unit and the clock worked perfectly , the jvc took the two plugs straight into the back, whereas the Sony has a two intO one plug, no alterations to wiring ?? I'm baffled and when I open the. Door I get a message in Spanish and the clock works upon ignition at the right time, yet sticks until stop start again, is there any way around this, thanks again
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I had the same problem with my radio (Sony MEX-R5). Easiest solution: remove the wires from the plus pole for a minute (maybe longer). The bus needs to reboot, and will recheck the hardware in the loop, and it should work properly after that. I found this out the hard way: first installed the radio w/o unhooking the batterie (display not working correctly after this), then removed the plus pole wires to hook up a subwoofer, and it then worked again.
I hope this helps!
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So remove the positive terminal of the car battery ?? That would
Make sense as I didn't when installing ??
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For safety reasons, you are always supposed to remove the negative lead from the battery first on a negatively earthed vehicle.
To remove positve lead first you risk shorting the spanner to the chassis or earth and either melting or burning a chunk out of the spanner or blowing up the battery full of acid in your face.
Please work safely gentlemen and ladies.....
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22-11-2011, 08:25 PM
(This post was last modified: 22-11-2011, 08:26 PM by eliano.)
Well I removed the positive terminal ( carefully) left fOr 10 mins , no change ?? Help still needed please
And for the record I used a bahco mini insulated ratchet and socket ;-)
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Hi there. im glad somebody else is having this problem were the center console freezes on the time. i didn't have this broblem with the 06 plate but do on the 61 plate, why ?????. had a look at Lemsworld thead links but no mention of this problem.
im sure we can crack it between us tho.
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I did have this problem but once i had the ISO wired correctly, I wired up my sub not long after and the had the battery unplugged. When I put the battery back on the problem sorted itself as this reset the BSI
I can't remember where the thread is but I know another suggestion from Grimsqueaker was to have the BSI reprogrammed (Which is the way it should be done)
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Final got around to sorting the clock problem out last night. Removed the battery for half an hr, reconnected and heyptesto clock and dysplay works perfect. Woop woop
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