Clock and radio changes on its own

RangerJ · Dec 27, 2008

On occasion the radio and clock have to be reset as if the battery cable had been disconnected. Any ideas about the problem and a cure.Thanks
1989 4x4 xlt 2.9 (money pit)

fordboi415 · Dec 27, 2008

You have a Loose connection somewhere, pull the headunit and check the wiring as well as the battery

RangerJ · Mar 27, 2009

RangerJ said:
On occasion the radio and clock have to be reset as if the battery cable had been disconnected. Any ideas about the problem and a cure.Thanks
1989 4x4 xlt 2.9 (money pit)

Fixed the problem. I cleaned all the grounds Battery,starter, body grounds etc. no more problems since.Maybe this will help someone else.

a-5 freak · Mar 28, 2009

Well cleaning grounds could certianly help alot! In the future, if you ever have a weird electrical problem like this, check the battery cables for cracks and tears. i had my radio randomly shut off all the time and it turned out to be my positive battery cable was cracked and making contact with my frame. Glad you found out what it was!

RangerJ · Mar 28, 2009

a-5 freak said:
Well cleaning grounds could certianly help alot! In the future, if you ever have a weird electrical problem like this, check the battery cables for cracks and tears. i had my radio randomly shut off all the time and it turned out to be my positive battery cable was cracked and making contact with my frame. Glad you found out what it was!

My problem was when starting the engine the radio and clock zeroed out.I checked my battery cables they are okay didn't see any cracks and they don't touch the body. Thanks for your reply.

Clock and radio changes on its own

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