Guest

HOW DO I SET THE CLOCK ON THIS UNIT? '91 RS CAMARO. THANK YOU.

84redta

iTrader: (34)

got a picture of the unit? Don't think they had TheftLoc II for the third gen body style, and otherwise, there are many different models among different vehicles.

JT

iTrader: (1)

They did:


The above was used in the Pontiac side for the later ThirdGens.

I'm fairly sure setting the clock involves pressing the Set button, when the clock is displayed, and using one of the other controls (Volume, Tune or Seek?) to advance the clock. But I'm not 100% sure which combo it is.

Guest

THANK YOU FOR THE INFO

Guest

MINES A EARLY MODEL. NO E.Q. POWER BUTTON IN YELLOW. CANT UPLOAD PIC.

JT

iTrader: (1)

See the following link for brief instructions on posting pictures:
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/prob...mages-tgo.html

Yours likely would be yellow buttoned for the Camaro side to match the yellow numbered gauges and HVAC controls, so that sounds correct to me.

okfoz

My Firebird one has a yellow power button with the EQ... The 89 Pontiac Dealer Brochure shows a Firebird with a Yellow Button...

Honestly thats the first time I can recall seeing the Red button...

I do remember thinking there was a unique difference for the 1992 cars... not sure but that may be it.

John

JT

iTrader: (1)

All 1992 T/As I've seen with the CD player had a yellow power button.

I don't know if the picture above is from a Firebird or not, but I think the unit itself is basically the same. I simply thought the OP was speaking of all buttons being yellow, not just the power button.

I recall the Camaro side had a period of time where the buttons were yellow to match the rest of the controls in the car while the buttons on the Firebirds remained white as seen in the picture above (sans for the power button). The 1991 Camaro brochure shows yellow buttons:
https://www.thirdgen.org/tech/images...ochurepg21.jpg

PontiacV8

...here a CD-player i got years ago from a friend and his late 1991 U1A-equipped TA (Build Date: 1991-07-08)

...orange button...

(radio mfd is from June 1991...unfortunately it has a very weak volume button...the plastic cracked over the time)

Guest

THANK YOU FOR ALL THE INFO. TRIED WHAT YOU SAID TO DO. NOTHING HAPPENED.TRIED WITH THE RADIO ON AND OFF. I GUESS I'LL HAVE TO FIND A MANUAL FOR THE CAR.

JT

iTrader: (1)

Try this:
Press the Set button and then press Scan button to change the minutes and Seek button to change the hours. When finished, press Set button.

If the above doesn't work, press and hold the Set button until Set is displayed or the display starts to flash.

Whatever method works, let us know.

By the way, the radio isn't in security mode, is it?

Guest

THANK YOU JT YOU HAVE BEEN A GREAT HELP.THAT WORK. AND AGAIN THANK YOU.

Guest

I HAVE MY INFO NOW. HOW DO I DELETE THIS POSTING?

JT

iTrader: (1)

We don't delete content.

Your thread here will likely help anyone else who, in the future, is unsure how to set the clock in their Delco Loc II and may not have a manual to check.

Thanks.