bugeye269

Hi

My clock has been playing up recently and doesn't work at all.i have previously re soldered a part inside which I'm guessing hasn't been the best repair. Anybody got an idea of the right soldering wire to use as I can't find the stuff I bought for the last repair.

Cheers Alex

Jonnys3

Hi Alex, I had the same problem in my old bugeye. I resolved it by re-soldering. I just used standard soldering wire and soldered R510:

https://www.scoobynet.com/general-te...age-clock.html


A few years later I had to re-apply the fix, but it remained working until I sold the car this year.

alcazar

iTrader: (2)

Soldering wire?
I assume you mean solder?

Try here:http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/20G-TUBE-6...item2a3f6bce28

Wrap a 1cm piece round the joint and heat from beneath until the solder flows. Keep the iron in place until the solder has flowed into the joint, then remove the iron, but KEEP THE JOINT STILL until the solder sets.

Jonnys3

Er,yes.

Soldering being the verb to solder ... excuse my poor English.

goatblower

iTrader: (6)

Do both joints, I did mine on one end & it worked for a few weeks then the other end went

bugeye269

cheers guys


managed to find my solder so will have a go at it again over the weekend.
cheers for the help

brendy76

iTrader: (6)

Yea I soldered the dry joint on mine. 8 months later the other one has now gone so will be redoing both ends on mine this weekend.

bugeye269

All sorted now guys

Cheers for the help