Clock resets to zero, iffy start
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Clock resets to zero, iffy start
I just had the power steering fluid resrvoir replaced on my 2005 Silverado and now every time I start it up, the clock resets to zero, and it almost didn't start a few times. Kind of a clicking sound, but not really like a dead battery. Wonder if they disconnected the battery in recent work done and could be loose??? Also read it could be a fuse, or a bad ground? Thanks!
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It sounds like it may be related to the battery. I recommend having them look at it again, if it worked before, it may be related to the repair work performed.
Please keep us posted.
Louis
GM Customer Service
It sounds like it may be related to the battery. I recommend having them look at it again, if it worked before, it may be related to the repair work performed.
Please keep us posted.
Louis
GM Customer Service
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Sounds like a loose battery end had the same issues in a grand Cherokee, I replaced the ends and it solved the issues but like Louis said they should fix it if the had to take it apart the do it
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