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My clock was running very slow, losing hours and hours daily. At first I thought it was my leaking battery, which I changed. That wasn't the problem though.



With a bit of googling I was able to find a remedy and, a few pictures later, we now have our own guide on this fairly common problem. Here's how to cure it.. First off, remove the central air vent.









That's the hard part out of the way. Now the small black connector going into the clock on the right needs to be removed. I found it was quite tight. A thumb nail either side of the connectors lips accompanied with a backwards push popped it off easily.



I left it off for five minutes so that the clock was fully discharged of any current.



After 5 minutes, reconnect the clock lead.



Reinsert the central vent.



Adjust the clock to the correct time using a pen point.



Now, if anybody out there googles "British owned and run MG enthusiasts forum clock fix!" Or similar.. they should end up right here at the T-Bar.



Later that same day...



'The job's a good un'.