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steve-aoc

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6th Nov 09 at 12:24

On the time and date display on my corsa b, when i turn the radio on it goes off, now i know that there is a way for sorting this out but cant find the information anywhere, has any1 done this to get it working all the time?
thanx

Generation

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6th Nov 09 at 12:49

You have to cut a wire that goes into the clock mate

steve-aoc

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7th Nov 09 at 10:11

Do you know what wire cause i have been told but 3 different people have all said 3 different colours, lol

Bonney

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7th Nov 09 at 20:12

I think its the grey one. Well i think it was on the astra.

grez12

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7th Nov 09 at 23:50

haha ive heard its green lol

sri_baby

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7th Nov 09 at 23:58

ha ha cut em all lol

jasonsport

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8th Nov 09 at 18:21

alrite m8 mine ust 2 do the same n then i got an adaptor from halfrods n now it works fine

macky

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8th Nov 09 at 18:34

you can always repair the cut wires that don't resolve it with block connectors or whatever

steve-aoc

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9th Nov 09 at 15:43

more colours to add to my list lol

John

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9th Nov 09 at 15:45

It's grey with possibly an orange tracer.

tintin

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9th Nov 09 at 18:25

Is it really that much of a concern?

steve-aoc

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11th Nov 09 at 13:33

thanks John ill give it a go, i dont mind if i have to reconnect them just cant be arsed to cut them all and reconnect them

tintin if you have had the amount of ppl comment on it then you would do urs too, plus it looks better if its all working properly

John

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11th Nov 09 at 14:02

If you follow the wire to the pins on the iso connector you can cover the pin with a bit of tape instead of cutting.

tom130691

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