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here it is,,,,
green is tail ligt which dims the clock at night

black with white stripe is ground

red with green stripe is switched hot that lights up display

and black with white stripe is continious hot that keeps time.



Hehe, but the thing we are all missing here is that the clock aint got no markings or color coding on the backside of it. Just a recessed area with 4 pins for the harness to connect to. In order to ID each pin in the clock, somebody is gonna have to go outside in the cold, pull their heater plate, pull the clock and compare the harness plug to the clock pins to determine which is witch. (nice use of words huh?) Or! DRM can go out and do the same thing, except plug his clock in. Seems like it might be the shortest route to me. Hell, my clocks are already installed.
~Darin <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/baby.gif" alt="" />


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