These radios are notorious for the displays going blank. I have a 1999 Villager Estate that had the same problem. The cause is usaully a set of large resistors on a circuit board inside the radio. The resistors get so hot that the solder connecting them to the circuit board actually melts and they become disconnected. The repair involves opening the radio, finding and resoldering the large resistors. They can be identified by the heat discoloration that they cause on the circuit board. This isn't too difficult, but if you have no experience using a soldering iron, then you may want to take the radio to a friend with a bit of soldering experience.
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Usually there are two small hour and minute buttons you push to adjust it.
If by the clock you are talking about the one on the radio it is very simple. 1st> press and hold in the clock button for about 5 seconds 2nd> while still holding in the clock button press the SEEK button for the hours and the SEARCH button for the minutes. 3rd> release the clock button and you are all set
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As there are several different radio combinations for the Villager, you would have to refer to the owner's manual. If you do not still have an owner's manual, go to http://www.edmunds.com/ownership/howto/articles/120189/article.html Enter the information asked for in the pull downs. Most are free to view as PDF files while some request a fee.
press and hold the clock button then push the seek/scan to change
There is a small bump on the back of the timing belt backing plate that correlates with the mark on the camshaft. The crankshaft mark lines up with a small slit in the case in about the 4 o clock position.
Under the FM button on your radio, it says clock. You hold that button down until the clock on the radio blinks. You then use the numbers 4 and 5 on the CD changer to adjust the hour and minute. This answer is for a type-s.
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Hold the clock button in until the display flashes the time. Then use the channel changer button to set the time. FYI: The minutes are adjusted by pushing the right side of the button, then the hour is changed by pushing on the left side. After you get to the correct time, push the clock button again.
I had a 95 Ford Explorer and all you have to do is to hold the clock button and then click press the bass and treble button.