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Old 01-11-2007, 09:36 PM
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Is the clock on a late 944 supposed to have a backlight?
Old 01-11-2007, 09:42 PM
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It has a bulb, yup.
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Blast. There goes another thing I need to fix. Thanks a lot for answers today.
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Originally Posted by knfeparty
Blast. There goes another thing I need to fix. Thanks a lot for answers today.
That's a lot of cash for the clock IMO.
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The clock itself costs a lot but the light bulb is only like $1.50 at paragon. Its just a screw-in type bulb like on the back of the instrument panel/gauge cluster.
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Originally Posted by billthe3
The clock itself costs a lot but the light bulb is only like $1.50 at paragon. Its just a screw-in type bulb like on the back of the instrument panel/gauge cluster.
I did not know that. I will have to look into it. Thanks!
Old 01-11-2007, 11:58 PM
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you have to take 1/2 the friggin' dash apart to get to it.
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I wouldn't really call three trim pieces half the dash... Its a hell of a lot easier than a lot of other cars.
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I believe there is a write up on Clark's. You just have to take that trim piece off.
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I was in there doing some other stuff so I guess you're right.
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Originally Posted by billthe3
The clock itself costs a lot but the light bulb is only like $1.50 at paragon. Its just a screw-in type bulb like on the back of the instrument panel/gauge cluster.

Buy 2, it's easy to break the holder on the first one.



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