--- dan <finalcut@VISUALLINK.COM> wrote: > Hello friends, > > I have an 84 1.9L that when I go to it in the morning, if it is nice and > cold, the clock seems to have died out because it tells me I am going to > work when I went to bed:) Dan -- My experience (84 Westy) is that this is temperature related. Probably the cleaning and lubrication solution. Reset the time each morning, and know that you have a job to take care of in the spring when it gets warmer. Or reset the clock each morning and forget to fix it until it gets cold again next year (BTDT) Then reset the clock that winter and forget to fix it the following spring (BTDT, too!) I reckon I'll forget again this coming spring, and I'll remember again this time next year... Doesn't seem to have any long term effects, except perhaps a lingering notion that maybe my memory is... Huh? what was I saying? Doug 84 Westy __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com |
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