clock reset
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clock reset
my clock needs to be reset every time I start up is this correct ? what might I need to look at to correct this so time is being kept after shutdown Thankyou
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Re: clock reset
There are, I believe, two fuse holders behind the headlight.
Dennis Fariello
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Philadelphia, PA
2000 Voyager XII "Gertrude" - deceased
1993 Vulcan 88 "Emily"
South Jersey Retreads
Patriot Guard Riders
Warriors Watch Riders
VXII Manuals:
https://amervoyassoc.org/zg1200manuals.php
- Van Voyager
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Re: clock reset
GD is correct. The clock is part of the radio - there are two fuses, one for power to the radio and the second (a 1 amp fuse) for power to the Radio memory. It's possible that 1amp fuse is gone.
Is the clock resetting when you hit the starter? That would typically indicate your battery is hooped.
Is the clock resetting when you hit the starter? That would typically indicate your battery is hooped.
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