Analog Clock Transport Mode

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Hi,

I just bought a used 2013 G37 and after taking possession of it, noticed that the analog clock is stopped at 12. After doing some research I've been led to believe that the vehicle is still in Transport Mode which would cause this problem. The remedies I've read are either to 1. turn the windshield wiper and blinker at the same time or 2. push in a white fuse within the inside fuse panel. I've tried the wiper/blinker option without success. My question is where exactly is the interior fuse panel in a 2013 G37? I've been able to find the panel under the hood, but not inside. Any help would be appreciated. R


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Never heard of that but there should be an interior fuse panel near the left-foot resting area/kick panel.

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Thanks. Last night I found it (fuse box) and sure enough there was a white fuse that wasn't pushed in. Clock and Homelink work now! R

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Glad it's working...that's one I've never heard of.

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I had a recent similar issue when, after a battery replacement, my Homelink did not work. The green light never came on, let alone flash, when trying to program it again. After many frustrated minutes I noticed the analog clock had not been reset after the battery replacement, but when trying to adjust it, it wouldn't move. That put me on to fuse issue, but which one? Found it--a ten amp one located in the fuse panel by the driver's left foot. And I did NOT have to reprogram Homelink. Previous info had been saved. Image: Image


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