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Hi again, I don't want it to sound like my car is falling apart but I have a few little things that are..annoying! Anyone know why the clock stops after I turn the car off for the evening? It works fine the entire day or for a couple of days at a time. Then one morning you get in and you have to reset it a couple of times to get it going and it's fine. I would also like to know how to change from military time to regular time if this is possible. My vehicle also has the temperature in centigrade rather than Fahrenheit, any thoughts on changing? I also have an intermittent "CLICKING NOISE" coming periodically from behind the glove box. I checked around and found nothing, I cannot pinpoint the location. It does not cause any driving problems, just happens when I am driving maybe every other day for a couple of minutes. Any ideas would be appreciated!!
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Thanks for the reply, I will check my heater and other parts of the system to see if that is where the nois is coming from. Did you ever have a problem like I discribed with your clock?
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What model and year MB is this?
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Hey Larry, how are you? My car is a 1985 190E 2.3 8V, with 88,900 original miles.
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