Where is my clock wiring harness?

Robb235

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When I bought my '99 two years ago, clock didn't work. Didn't really think much of it. Today I installed a new antenna, and while I had the trim pieces off, decided to see if there was some obvious reason my clock didn't work. It looks like there are no wires plugged into the back of the clock. Guess that explains why it doesn't work. I looked for the wiring harness to plug in, but couldn't find anything. Didn't find anything unplugged, or any new wires. So what gives? Where are the wires to my clock?
 
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When I bought my '99 two years ago, clock didn't work. Didn't really think much of it. Today I installed a new antenna, and while I had the trim pieces off, decided to see if there was some obvious reason my clock didn't work. It looks like there are no wires plugged into the back of the clock. Guess that explains why it doesn't work. I looked for the wiring harness to plug in, but couldn't find anything. Didn't find anything unplugged, or any new wires. So what gives? Where are the wires to my clock?

The harness is probably plugged into the wrong socket. For some reason, there's a dummy socket back there that is the same size - it's not connected to anything in the dash.
 
The harness is probably plugged into the wrong socket. For some reason, there's a dummy socket back there that is the same size - it's not connected to anything in the dash.



I just went thru the same thing. Look for the 4 wire plug, there is a dummy port directly behind the rear window switch.


Yep, you guys nailed it. The clock harness was plugged into the dummy port. Nice to have a working clock again. Thanks for the help.
 

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