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[* black] To check the power supply of the clock, locate the electrical connector and find the pin on it which supplies the power (12v) to the clock.
-[* icon_note] For testing, use a 12v bulb with a holder and a test probe connected to one end of the bulb.
-[* black] Find a ground supply nearby ( the best place would be the key hole) and put one end of the wire in to it.
-[* black] Put the test probe to the holder clamp and see whether the bulb lights up while the ignition is off.
+[* black] Take a small bulb and socket and bridge a wire from the 12v pin supplied from the electrical connector, to one of the two wires on the bulb and socket.
+[* black] Next find a ground supply nearby ( the best place would be the key hole) and bridge another wire from it to the second available wire on the bulb and socket.
+[* black] If the bulb lights up, it means your clock has power.