I then pulled the instrument cluster, which I really hate doing on
this model, and pulled the clock out of it.  Removing the two 100 uF
16V capacitors, one measured 25 uF and the other 8 uF.  Not good, and
no surprise the clock wasn't working well.  The drive current for the
stepper motor goes through these.  I replaced these with junkbox items
that tested good, probably the last two I had, and reassembled the
clock.  It seemed to work fine on the bench, so I put it all back
together.  Not fun.

-- Jim


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