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Check out the ignition switch. (How many miles on the car?) Intermittent problems of this kind can sometimes be traced to a worn out ignition switch since, not only does it get alot of wear, it also routes and controls the power to almost everything in the car.
I have tried to diagnose cars with this maddening start/no start/start condition and after much gnashing off teeth traced it to the ignition switch: turn the key on the sweet spot and it would run and stay running, a fraction of a millimeter off (from the wear) and it would not.
Do you have a heavy key ring? Lighten it and see if it makes a difference. A light key ring also will help your ignition switch last longer.
I know worn ignition switch would probably NOT explain your clock resetting itself though - i would also, check your battery cables their entire length, for worn insulation, short to ground (i.e. section of bare cable touching metal where it isn't supposed to), loose connection, or badly corroded connection.
Last edited by AlmightyCamry777; 09-23-2009 at 11:06 PM.
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