I change the time on the clock but when I turn the motor off and restart, the time goes back to the original time. How do I get it to keep the time after I change it?

A ticking noise at the top of the engine suggest either sticking/worn valve lifters or wear on camshaft lobes.

An oil change won't cure any mechanical wear, but it certainly won't do any harm either..

You can also try adding an additive to the oil. There are additives for 'quietening valve train noise'. The alternative is to remove the camshaft and lifters for inspection/replacement as necessary.

With 145, 000 miles on the clock your engine has done well - but no engine doesn't wear or suffer from the occasional fault. Maintenance such as frequent oil changes negates many problems, but wear and faults do develop.

You have the original rubberised camshaft/timing belt on a 2001 car with 145,000 on the clock? You're living on borrowed time. If that belt snaps your car is history. Scrap value. Change it...

set the time 1 hour fast as if you are setting the clock . So instead of setting it on 12 midday set it at 1 pm even though it is midday.. clocks do not know any different.

Hi. Please recheck the fuses. There should be ( I think a 5 amp) fuse that supplies the dash cluster and radio power to keep the clock and preset channels active when the ignition is off.

the memory fuse is :
1: missing
2: loose
3: bad.

Depends on the type of BSI ( computer under steering column) and type of the display, using peugeot software you can configure date and time, or you just need refit the original radio for few minuts, set date and time and take it off again and put back the non original stereo again, that will take only 15 minuts

Have the battery checked to see if it has 12 volts. Also check motor to body ground and battery to motor or body ground.

check the clock/radio fuse.its looseing power when key is off.

Any of your Chilton Manuals should have a diagram that will show you how the timing belt goes on; however the timing mark on the left top sprocket is around the 12 o clock area with the alternator bracket having the mark at the bottom to line with the sprocket. The second spocket on the right top ( again at 12 o clock) uses the timing cover, inner side, to align the right sprocket with. The botom sprocket uses the oil pump which has the timing mark that aligns at 1 o clock with the mark on the bottom sprocket. Important note: when repacing the belt keep in mind that the water pump must be replaced at that time. It often can be the reason for the belt breaking.

my 96 grand cherokee had the same problem with stalling minus the clock reseting part. what fixed mine was an idle air control motor it sits at the back of the throttle body on top of the motor. the part cost about 60 bucks and it hasn't stalled out on me since. i hope this helps you out.

There are three buttons, let's call them 1, 2, and 3, from left to right.


Clock
Time setting

A. 12 AM, PM or 24.00 h
With the clock in the time readout mode, keep
button (2) depressed for 4 seconds -12 AM, PM
or 24.00 flashing. After pushing button (1), either
a 12-hour (AM + PM) or a 24-hour setting
program can be selected. If you only want to
change the display mode, push button (3). The
clock then returns to its normal timekeeping
function.

B. Hours
Push button (2) a second time - hour display
flashes. Set hour by pushing button (1). After
pushing button (3)*, the clock returns to the time
readout mode with new hour setting.

C. Minutes
Push button (2) once more - minute display
flashes. Set minute by pushing button (1). Upon
pushing button (3)*, the clock is started -
accurate to within 1 second.

Stop watch function
The stop watch can only be set in motion if the
clock is in its normal timekeeping mode and not
during setting operations.
A. Push button (3) - 00:00 display appears;
B. Push button (1) - stop watch is on;
C. Push button (1) a second time - watch stops.
(Additional times can be added by pushing button
(1) again - stop watch keeps running. Push button
(1) once more to stop timing.)
D. Push button (2) - 00:00 display appears;
E. Push button (3) - normal timekeeping mode.

If button (3) is pushed during operation A and
B, the setting procedure must be restarted
(push button (2)).