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#177567 - 07/10/10 03:17 PM testing a gm clock to see if it works
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i need to test a clock from a 1967 camero to see if it works. there are two conectors on the back and a light with wire but the wiring harness has the conector plus a ground frame connector.
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#177576 - 07/10/10 06:17 PM Re: testing a gm clock to see if it works [Re: foxhunter]
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Isolate the A+ connection and connect 12-volt + to that post. The negative wire can go to the frame of the clock. In a quite location, momentarily touch the negative wire to the frame of the clock. You should hear a snap when first connected. If not, you may have burned points inside the clock.

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#177578 - 07/10/10 07:47 PM Re: testing a gm clock to see if it works [Re: AntiqueMechanic]
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sorry but when it comes to electrical you are talking to a neophite. will this picture help? which is the a+?

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#177586 - 07/10/10 11:54 PM Re: testing a gm clock to see if it works [Re: foxhunter]
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The brass one on the left. Use the other terminal for the ground (-).


(You could test the clock in the system. When you plug in the clock wiring harness it should produce the snap and start working.)


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#177587 - 07/11/10 12:45 AM Re: testing a gm clock to see if it works [Re: AntiqueMechanic]
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thanks ray
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