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shdowflare Jul 15, 2007 11:43 AM

Infiniti clock/circuit Q's
 
Hey all,

I recently did some wiring and after reassmbling my dash I noticed my Infiniti clock does not light up at night when the rest of the interior is glowing amber. I'm pretty sure it used to light up but now I can't remember for sure. Can you guys confirm this for me? I checked the wire connection directly into the clock and it's fine (the clock keeps time fine, just doesn't illuminate).

Also, I noticed the small harness that plugs into the plastic trim piece covering the clock and the temperature/climate display was loose. Upon closer inspection, I discovered the small circuit board into which this harness plugs was cracked in half. The circuit board itself has a small LED light that comes out the front of the trim piece (visible just to the right of the clock when fully assembled).

1. What's this circuit for?
2. Could it be causing my OEM clock light to fail? If not, why isn't the clock illuminating?
3. Any idea how much to replace the broken circuit board?

Thanks as always,
B

GreenGoblin Jul 15, 2007 02:44 PM

it is common for the bulb in the clock to burn out the light is inside the back of the clock

shdowflare Jul 15, 2007 05:15 PM

Thanks, that takes care of question number 2. Anyone have any idea about that circuit board attached to the LED on the clock trim piece (questions 1 and 3)?

gary c Jul 15, 2007 05:19 PM

Our Clocks........
 
It's like automatic, remove the clock and the lights burn out. Just the
natrue of the animal (clock). :rolleyes:

shdowflare Jul 15, 2007 05:45 PM

LOL, yeah I guess that's how it works, eh? :icon43:

Anyone have the specs on that bulb? Or should I just yank it and take it to a parts store?

And what about that circuit board/LED? Still haven't found any info on those yet either.

-B

Kahrupt-CL-S03 Jul 23, 2007 02:17 PM


Originally Posted by shdowflare
LOL, yeah I guess that's how it works, eh? :icon43:

Anyone have the specs on that bulb? Or should I just yank it and take it to a parts store?

And what about that circuit board/LED? Still haven't found any info on those yet either.

-B

Hope this helps
Ordered mine from this place, not as bright as I thought it was going to be but works fine and it fits perfect

Neo Wedge Based LED Bulbs Type B
http://autolumination.com/74.htm

Wezbian Jul 23, 2007 10:49 PM

the bulb is called a "grain of wheat" bulb, check my latest post in interior light section. I replaced mine for less than the $90 the dealer quoted to do the job!

https://g35driver.com/forums/lighting/166864-clock-light-replacement-guide.html

shdowflare Jul 24, 2007 12:28 PM

Perfect...this is everything I needed to get the job done! Thanks all...

shdowflare Aug 4, 2007 05:59 PM

Figured I'd ask the question...anyone ever figure out what the small circuit board/LED attached to the clock finisher piece is for? I'm getting ready to repair it (super glue + solder), since Infiniti tried charging me $300 for the circuit board alone (which is the size if of small USB thumb drive).

It would be good to know what purpose that board serves...

Thanks,
B

shdowflare Mar 29, 2008 07:41 PM

Thought I'd post the answer to this. That little circuit board next to the clock is for the alarm LED. It's the little light that flickers every few seconds when your car's off and locked to let would-be thiefs know that the factory alarm system is armed.

I was able to successfully cement the board back together and re-soldered the positive/negative circuits! My alarm LED is functioning again without making a $300 trip to the stealership!

-B


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