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Old 04-01-2006, 08:40 PM   #1
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Hi All

I have searched my fingers to the bone, and I remember reading it here somewhere....

Can some one give a pointer on how to replace the standatd clock with an OBC?

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the only one i remember having done it is clex2. to my knowledge, he hasn't had a chance to do a write up yet, so you might try PMing him. there are a good number of bits you would need. hopoefully someone will correct me if this is not a complete list:

1) OBC itself
2) turn signal stalk with OBC capability
3) temp sensor (i don't believe this is present on non-OBC cars)
4) wiring harness

once you get it installed, you also have to have it sync'd to your car within something like 36 hours.
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Thanks Cai - I will look him up

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