I know that most of you have replaced the OE radio/clock in your trucks. My truck still has the original one.

I had the battery disconnected for a couple of days.The problem is now I have forgotten how to set the time.

I checked the owners manual but that referred me to some other document that I do not have(I forgot what the document name is) Its the pits getting old.

Any how, does any one have the instructions on how to set the clock?

I would appreciate it if you would share them with me.

 

With or without EQ?

 

Wanna, please enlighten me, what is EQ?

 

"Equalizer" or not?

 

At 11:58 disconnect your battery. At exactly 12:00 reconnect your battery. AM or PM works for me...

 

Cute.

Thinking outside the box, I love it.

 

HAHAHAHAHAHH ^^ love it.

EQ are the little thingies that slide up and down to adjust sound....

 

If you have the AM/FM Cassette with NO equalizer bars, here is how you do it.

Turn the radio on (I have not tried it with the radio off...)
Push SEL then SET.
Turn the Tuner *** to the desired hour
Repeat for minutes
Push SEL again to set.

HTH,

Jon

 

Ok guys have your fun. I am old enough to have to spell things out, I don't understand this modern day short hand.

The radio does have the little thinges that slide up and down with the cassette player.
The directions that Jon gave me will probably work as that is kind of what I remember I had to do before. I don't change the clock from daylight savings time to standard at all it is the same time year around. I do remember what time of the year it is and just do the math.

I have had the truck for about 5 years and probably have only set the clock a couple of times during the 5 years.

Since this picture was taken I have painted the truck. At present I have 94K on the clock.

Any how thanks for the replies.

 

With EQ:

Use a pen or similar object to press the "H" or "M" buttons to set the time.

Way easier than the other kind.

 

Sorry folks but I noticed today I do have the EQ bars, just they were hidden by the auto gear selector.

 

Thanks again Guys. I got occupied with other things today and did not do anything about the time. Maybe tomorrow.

 

hijack, charlie how's that steam boat go along in the water?

 

Please do not worry about the hijack, I am not that senative and I like to talk about the boat.

From looking at your avatar I have found another steamer.
The boat is a life boat from a WW2 liberty ship and for its size it does very well. The boat is 23 ft long and 8 wide.

Here is a link to some pictures of the steam boats from our group.

I hope posting this link is legal here.
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/0903/kcprecision/

 

nice