Clock on Rancher LCD display
#1
Hello everybody,
My first post here.
I have a 2000 Rancher ES 4x4, there is a clock on the LCD dash display. Everytime I turn the key off and then restart the motor, the clock starts over at 1:00. Is there a way to have it stay on continuous??
BTW- this is the first Honda I've ever owned. Man I love this thing [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]
Thanks, Kev
My first post here.
I have a 2000 Rancher ES 4x4, there is a clock on the LCD dash display. Everytime I turn the key off and then restart the motor, the clock starts over at 1:00. Is there a way to have it stay on continuous??
BTW- this is the first Honda I've ever owned. Man I love this thing [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]
Thanks, Kev
#2
Welcome, I have a 2000 foreman es. I do not have that problem, it seems like the dash pod is not getting power to maintain the clock, tripmeter, etc when the key is off. Check the accessory fuse first, and if you have a manual, you could trace the wiring diagram; perhaps a previous owner rerouted some wiring for some reason.
Good luck
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Good luck
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#4
Originally posted by: arctichondacat
By the way, you do reset the time after it comes up flashing 1:00 right? If not, it might not save the new time.
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By the way, you do reset the time after it comes up flashing 1:00 right? If not, it might not save the new time.
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Thanks Man...
Kev
#5
the clock should keep the right time as long as the battery is connected. Check the fuses, trace the wires if needed, you might need a new lcd display assy (ouch)
hopefully it's something simple.
hopefully it's something simple.
#6
Originally posted by: quicksilver
the clock should keep the right time as long as the battery is connected. Check the fuses, trace the wires if needed, you might need a new lcd display assy (ouch)
hopefully it's something simple.
the clock should keep the right time as long as the battery is connected. Check the fuses, trace the wires if needed, you might need a new lcd display assy (ouch)
hopefully it's something simple.
Thanks, Kev
#7
if everything works, it is probably an internal electrical problem. Buy a watch, hahahahahaha
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#8
Originally posted by: arctichondacat
if everything works, it is probably an internal electrical problem. Buy a watch, hahahahahaha
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if everything works, it is probably an internal electrical problem. Buy a watch, hahahahahaha
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That's exactly what my wife said![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
Kev
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