Re: [DML] dmc console clock

[Packodenton@xxxxxxx]

Disassemble the shifter and remove the two screws that hold the clock to  the 
underside of the shifter plate.
 
Keep the clock plugged in.
 
Turn on the car.
 
Remove the clock cover exposing the clock itself. Be careful not to loose  
the two pins for time set.
 
Press on the edges of the clock to determine the bad cold solder  joints
 
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