Radio does not work. Cannot set clock. Door open

Sounds like the buttons are dirty. Remove the unit and remove the case. Clean the switch contacts with electrical switch / contact cleaner spray. Clean the connectors as well. If that doesn't work, take in for car audio repair.

This sounds like a bad wiring harness ground behind the dash, on the left side of the vehicle. Find the ground wire, and ensure it is not loose, or contaminated. Use a wire brush to expose the metal and give a metal-to-metal contact surface, then re-secure it.

I had to cut the retracting wire for opening the door as it got jammed could not close door without chime going all of the time . I removed the fuse which solved the noise problem except now my radio and clock will not work . I know the chime goes through the speakers . How can I disconnect the wire from the door and put the fuse back in the get my radio and clock working . I do not plan to replace the retraction wire for the automatic door

ABS pump went bad.

Your mechanic is right..the circuit for the clock runs through the radio, and if the radio dies ..so does the clock

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I have no clue what's going on with the interior lights coming on. You might want to check the switch in the door that tells the car if the door is open or not. As for the radio cutting out, check the connections from it to the car. When I installed my new radio, I slid it in wrong and it pulled apart one of the wires I had twisted together and that kept my radio from working, so it could be a loose, not broken connection that would cause intermittent operation. It is also possible to have to do with the switch I mentioned. I know some cars the radio will continue to operate even once the keys are removed until the door opens and then the radio stops. I wish I could help more, but these are things to potentially check out.

check the radio wiring

check door switch(do interior lights come on when door is open)

Did you read your owners manual? Not sure what kind of radio it has, but most of the ford radios from this era work like this: Hold down the clock button then ussually if you push seek down it will advance the hours, and if you push seek up it will advance the minutes.

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