Information senor panel, clock and radio reset itself, and/or the radio will not work at all

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Clock radio reset

Push clock button in and hold until it blinks.
button #5 is hour adjust.
button #6 is the minute adjust.
button #4 is set.
Jan 25, 2012 ' 1996 Suzuki
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The car manual will tell you how to reset the clock. Or contact the dealer OR
go to manufacturer web site for manual download.

The solution for the interior lights temp gauge etc. not working is the fuse under the hood as mentioned above.
As for the clock resetting, your battery is probably about to go. The tribeca turns off power to the vehicle if voltage drops below a certain level to save enough power to start back up. This causes the clock to lose memory.

There is 1 fuse for the clock: If your audio system is working then that fuse is OK (instrument panel 18 15 amp fuse). Check it out just to be safe, you never know. If the fuse is OK then the clock itself has gone bad. I've heard of this happening after radio installs, no idea why. Anyway, I have clock removal instructions at www.autoclockrepair.com. I also offer a very affordable repair service with a lifetime guarantee.

The clock will reset to 1:00, I believe, if its power supply is interrupted and then resumed. This could happen randomly if the clock's electrical connectors have come loose. To verify this, you would need to pull the clock and radio dash panel. This is not too difficult to do, just remove the heating control arm tabs then pry the panel loose at the edges using a flathead screwdriver - the panel is held in just by spring clips. If the clock connections seem secure, you might consider replacing the clock. Inexpensive replacement clocks are available on eBay or from salvage yards.

maybe you should check your battery condition. the voltage should be 12.3-12.8V. many times the voltage is not enough to cranck the engine and supply all the other devices. Try to turn on the radio and then crank the engine. if the radio stay on and the clock reset then the problem is inside the clocks mechanism. hope helped.

you need a special tool to get the radio out. It has pins that spread out spring clips so the radio can pull out.

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SECTION 413-00: Instrument Cluster and Panel Lighting — General Information 1999 Town Car Workshop Manual
REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION Bulb —Electric Clock
Special Tool(s) Radio Removing Tool
T87P-19061-A


Removal

1. Disconnect the battery ground cable.

1. Pull out the radio using Radio Removing Tool.

1. Remove the radio.
   1. Disconnect the electrical connectors.
   1. Disconnect the antenna cable.
   1. Remove the radio.

1. Remove the instrument cluster finish panel bolts.

1. Remove the instrument cluster finish panel bolts.

1. Pull out and position aside the instrument cluster finish panel.

1. Disconnect the electric clock electrical connector.

1. Remove the instrument cluster finish panel.
   1. Disconnect the headlight switch electrical connector.
   1. Disconnect the dimmer switch electrical connector.
   1. Remove the instrument cluster finish panel.

1. Remove the electric clock illumination bulb.

I took the truck back for warranty work and this was the dealer's explanation: This is a known, but rare, glitch in the radio. It is not widespread enough for Dodge to issue a bulletin, but there is a write-up in the computer system that Dodge technicians access that covers this. The "repair" is to disconnect the battery for 5 minutes and/or remove the IOD (Ignition Off Draw fuse(s)). The radio then "resets" itself. If the problem persists, they have to replace a component of the radio system.

Trace the yellow wire back to the fuse box located at the side kick panel under the dashboard and place a new wire to replace the " short" wire. The clock wire may share the same wire for your radio. You can confirm this by looking at the label at the fuse box either located at the side kick panel as mentioned before or inside engine compartment, under the hood.

My manual said the same thing. Although I have never had the radio stop working on me even after I changed the battery. To set the clock you hold the mode button, like your changing the bass/ treble. Hold it down then it will show clock flashing. From there I cant remember i think i used the arrows by the number pad to change the time. Hope this works for you.