oneyearwonder Posted June 12, 2008 Share Posted June 12, 2008 i have just fitted a replacement ford 3000 traffic head unit to my works van, the new one is a slightly different model with the volume knob, when i turn it on either with or withoug ignition on it displays "1hour" for a few seconds i have put the code in which i assume is right as before it displayed "code" does anyone know why it shows this 1 hour message? thanks all i should also add that the unit seems to be fully working after displaying this message, but still shows it very time i turn off and on again ta Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ivor bigun Posted June 20, 2008 Share Posted June 20, 2008 i have just fitted a replacement ford 3000 traffic head unit to my works van, the new one is a slightly different model with the volume knob, when i turn it on either with or withoug ignition on it displays "1hour" for a few secondsi have put the code in which i assume is right as before it displayed "code" does anyone know why it shows this 1 hour message? thanks all i should also add that the unit seems to be fully working after displaying this message, but still shows it very time i turn off and on again ta Hi the 1 hour is a feature it is a sleep timer if you have the ignition OFF the 1 hour timer kicks in and after an hour it turns off the radio to save the battery as the key is not in you may have gone away and left the radio on If your radio does NOT come on with the key I think you have a ignition wire problem to the radio hence it always shows 1 Hour http://img458.imageshack.us/img458/9897/stereoford8hx.jpg quadlock that is the wiring diagram for the plugs or http://www.siocommunications.co.uk/Wiring_...6000-wiring.jpg the early one check you have a wire that the power goes on and off with the ignition the ford radio you have needs TWO power wires 1 permantly on for the memory and clock and 1 hour timer That you have it also need an ignition wire to turn the radion on with the key it may be only the radio fuse in your fuse box If you are short of an ignition controled feed try the cigerette lighter socket a lot of Ford have ign control feed on them then a link from there to the correct pin on radio would do. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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