In a message dated 97-07-17 08:28:48 EDT, lcarter@cowichan.com (Larry Carter) writes: << Hello; I finally found the time to check out the problem with the digital clock constantly cycling the hours. I took out the dash to get at the clock, the little target-like plastic peices that you push against when you adjust the clock had fallen doown and got itself trapped under the plunger (that actuallly does the electrical work that changes the time) I just re-aligned the little targets, and re-assembled the dash. Everything works. >> the DPO of my van was SO LAZY that when this happened, (BTW, a 2 minute repair) they went out and bought a cheapo "stick on" digital clock from K-mart and stuck it over the digital clock which had been cycling constantly...... well....same DPO took the easy way out and just bypssed the rear htr core when it starting leaking also...., so I'm not suprised... :<( ( all it was was the little white plastic relief valve...another 2 minit fix....) chris
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