v70torslanda
Friday 5th February 2010, 22:10
I think my D5 has 'Dead Clocks Syndrome'. AR5E! :(
It started a while ago with the loss of the seat belt warning light but the chime still working. Then the trip meter would not cycle between T1 & T2 and would instead do 'phantom resets', really annoying when you are trying to monitor overall trip mileage to calculate expenses. Now when I start the engine the clock starts to fast wind backwards and the only way to stop it is to slap the hood over the instruments! :nutkick:
I seem to remember from my time at the dealership that the clocks can't be repaired or refurbished - no parts are available - and I'm also frightened to ask how much, I can see the bill heading into 4 figures. :hidesbehi
So has anyone any solutions or is it nightmare time? :eek:
Rufe! You got mail!
luv'n'stuff
John
It started a while ago with the loss of the seat belt warning light but the chime still working. Then the trip meter would not cycle between T1 & T2 and would instead do 'phantom resets', really annoying when you are trying to monitor overall trip mileage to calculate expenses. Now when I start the engine the clock starts to fast wind backwards and the only way to stop it is to slap the hood over the instruments! :nutkick:
I seem to remember from my time at the dealership that the clocks can't be repaired or refurbished - no parts are available - and I'm also frightened to ask how much, I can see the bill heading into 4 figures. :hidesbehi
So has anyone any solutions or is it nightmare time? :eek:
Rufe! You got mail!
luv'n'stuff
John