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Hi,

I just installed my new stereo only to discover that my clock doesn't work properly anymore (resets everytime I turn motor off, and is very dim) My Aircon works well, but resets everytime I turn the engine off, and my reverse alarm is suddenly extremely quite. Also, the alarm to notify me of leaving lights on no longer works.

I'm thinking fuses, but the fuse box under the dash is in Japanese! Any ideas please.

Thanks

Yep sounds like your direct power from the battery is gone. So nothing is holding memory because you're only running from accessories.

There should be a fuse, but yeah as you say being in Japanese is no help. Try finding a service manual for an R33, or try pulling out every fuse checking to see which is blown.

Yep sounds like your direct power from the battery is gone. So nothing is holding memory because you're only running from accessories.

There should be a fuse, but yeah as you say being in Japanese is no help. Try finding a service manual for an R33, or try pulling out every fuse checking to see which is blown.

That's what I was thinking, Howie. Looks like I'm in for a long night pulling out fuses!!

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