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Help! Analog clock and inside roof light not working!

Started by nikk · 20 Sept 2011 · 3 replies

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nikkArchived member
got it my vl today and gave way to a lady so i flashed my lights. my indicator stalk was already busted and wouldnt stay on when turning right, only left, plus my high beams wouldnt stay on. after about 20 mins of driving home i realised my clock still say 6.00 on it and checked my phone and it said 6.21, so i reset my clock to that. the rest of the trip home it still didnt move. then when i opened my door to get out my inside roof light wouldnt come on so i opened the passenger door and used the switch aswell and still didnt come on.... anyone know anything about this please?? thanks guys
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[SLY.747]Archived member
1. pretty obvious its time for a new indicator stalk - common problem 2. are you sure the clock was working beforehand? 3. Have you checked the globe or fuse for interior light? pretty basic explanation you gave for 3 seperate problems...
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5spdvlArchived member
Yep, replace the indicator stalk with a working item. Check your fuses and relays.
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nikkArchived member
Clock has always been working and never missed a minute. I'll check the fuses tomorrow and source down a new indicator stalk. Just wanted to check if it wasn't anything major with the three happening at the same time almost. Thanks guys Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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