2000 mercedes c230 dashboard clock, drive and

Also check speed sensor electrical contact .

the w202 has stick needles on the clocks i have tryed all sorts to try and stop this the latest thing is i took the clock out and scraped the paint off the pins the needles rest on and touch wood its been ok its got somthing to do with a static build up and the needles stick so there like a magnet or so my merc deler told me

It might be a failing break light switch which is very common to cause this complaint, you can try pressing very hard on the brake pedal when selecting drive - if it selects drive after doing that you need a new brake light switch, If not it could be your shifter module thats at fault - we sometimes see that fail aswell.

you have to go in the instrument cluster and go under settings, then scroll through settings until you see date and time.

There are 3 backlighting bulbs that illuminate the display for your clock,odometer and temp.(outside). Take a towel and cover up the cluster and see if you can barely see the reading. If you can than the display is o.k.. Next you must slide the cluster out and replace the backlighting bulbs. I beleive ther are 2,one amber and one clear for each display. So there would be 6. There is a tool called a combi hook that allows you to grab the cluster and slide it out. Hopefully I have been helpful.

One of the little lights needs replacement in your dashboard.You can flip off the dashboard and take off the lights one by one.If you found the broken one replace it with a working one and try.

hi,try to look in your radio screen,scan look for setting of time,ty

You will need to pull out the instrument cluster and replace the bad bulb. 

replace globes