Clock problem
#1
Clock problem
Hey guys,
I have a 2005 Civic Ex. A few days ago I noticed that my clock was a few hours behind, so I fixed it. The next day I started my car and the clock had changed again. Does anyone know what this means or how to fix it?
Thanks!
Michelle
I have a 2005 Civic Ex. A few days ago I noticed that my clock was a few hours behind, so I fixed it. The next day I started my car and the clock had changed again. Does anyone know what this means or how to fix it?
Thanks!
Michelle
#2
RE: Clock problem
it could mean that you have any one or any combination of the following issues.
1. It could be a bad battery or a battery going bad
2. It could be a faulty clock (or is it actually part of the stereo head unit?)
3. It could be a loose power connection to the clock or to the stereo head unit if they are a one piece unit.
4. It could be a bad connection at the battery terminals.
Anyone of the above conditions or any combination of them could be the case. you just have to trouble shoot.
1. It could be a bad battery or a battery going bad
2. It could be a faulty clock (or is it actually part of the stereo head unit?)
3. It could be a loose power connection to the clock or to the stereo head unit if they are a one piece unit.
4. It could be a bad connection at the battery terminals.
Anyone of the above conditions or any combination of them could be the case. you just have to trouble shoot.
#4
RE: Clock problem
My clock hasn't changed since I fixed it last night. My dad doesn't think it's the battery since it's a fairly new car and I have no problem starting it. I drove it 6 hours straight today and I had no problems. I guess I'll just wait and see if it does it again. Thanks for your help!
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