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Old Jun 26, 2011 | 02:13 PM
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Just bought a CRV and noticed 2 things: Back up lights don't light up, and clock goes off and on.

For the lights, I checked the fuse underneath the dash and the bulbs themselves, but they were ok.

The clock goes off and on but I haven't noticed if its related to any other function. I saw once they turned off when I went into reverse, but I tried it a second time and they didn't turn off. They clock lights don't flicker, they turn off for a few seconds and it doesn't happen often. I bought the truck with an aftermarket radio so I'm hoping its not that.

Any chance these two probs are related? Only other idea I have is to test the reverse light connector relay to the transmission. Since I don't have the proper tools I might have to take it in to the mechanic. Thought I'd check with you guys before I did that. Thanks, pX
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Old Jun 26, 2011 | 04:00 PM
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What year is the CRV?
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Old Jun 26, 2011 | 04:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Hawkze_2.3
What year is the CRV?
2000 a/t 4wd
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Old Jun 26, 2011 | 05:10 PM
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The clocks are notorious for going bad. You have to pull the clock, take it apart and solder a couple of points on the printed circuit board. I fixed three of them last week to give you an idea of how many of these things don't work. Link to a DIY guide on how to fix -> http://blog.scurker.com/2010/09/hond...2001-clock-fix

Only thing i'll add is use a small screw driver to apply slight pressure to component you're soldering, sometimes as soon as you touch the joint it'll move the component around, use a small 25 watt iron.

The back up lights are probably due to the switch on the shifter.
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Old Jun 26, 2011 | 05:14 PM
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Originally Posted by 94EG8
The clocks are notorious for going bad. You have to pull the clock, take it apart and solder a couple of points on the printed circuit board. I fixed three of them last week to give you an idea of how many of these things don't work. Link to a DIY guide on how to fix -> http://blog.scurker.com/2010/09/hond...2001-clock-fix
Yep, easy fix and super-common issue.
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