dont quite understand why there is no clock so i thought of fitting my own ,so after looking at hunderds of clocks i found this cheep one very simple to fit , just a question of were ! so in the end there was only one place for it , and i think it dont look to bad

 

I like it. Do you mind sharing your source for this clock?

 

Not a big fan of the styling, but I can always appreciate people solving problems like this own their own!

Do you have a link to the clock though? I have some ideas

 

yes i got it off ebay was very cheap ,it came from japan i think

 

That narrows it down.

Another option is analog:


http://formotionproducts.com

 

Hi, I am considering doing this. What did you do with those wires in teh back? where do they connect?

 

Hi, I am considering doing this. What did you do with those wires in teh back? where do they connect?
[/quote] (very late reply) (my bad) one is earth ,red wire went to an ignition switch wire attatched to the stereo, the batterey in the clock keeps the memory

 

Hi, I am considering doing this. What did you do with those wires in teh back? where do they connect?
[/quote] (very late reply) (my bad) one is earth ,red wire went to an ignition switch wire attatched to the stereo, the batterey in the clock keeps the memory
[/quote]

Thanks for the reply! did you have to extend the red wire? its got to reach all the way to the back of the head unit harness?

 

Hi, I am considering doing this. What did you do with those wires in teh back? where do they connect?
[/quote] (very late reply) (my bad) one is earth ,red wire went to an ignition switch wire attatched to the stereo, the batterey in the clock keeps the memory
[/quote]

Thanks for the reply! did you have to extend the red wire? its got to reach all the way to the back of the head unit harness?
[/quote]
yes had to extend both wires,

 

Hi, I am considering doing this. What did you do with those wires in teh back? where do they connect?
[/quote] (very late reply) (my bad) one is earth ,red wire went to an ignition switch wire attatched to the stereo, the batterey in the clock keeps the memory
[/quote]

Thanks for the reply! did you have to extend the red wire? its got to reach all the way to the back of the head unit harness?
[/quote]
yes had to extend both wires,
[/quote]

sorry for the barrage of questions, but can you please tell me what you used to cut the radio door? I have a dremel but never used it much. I have cutting disks but would that be ideal in this case?