Clock wiring - which wire does what?

[bigsed]

I'm replacing the clock and was trying to work out which wire is which in the harness. Just need a +ve and -ve for a gauge I'm putting in there. Any pointers appreciated as it doesnt seem to feature in the workshop manual.

Thanks

[bigsed]

Sorted.
Just for the record black is -ve as you would expect. Blue is +ve, also guess that the other two do the same too.

[Nutter_John]

one will be a perm live and the other will be lights on

[Adam.Findlay]

black negative, one is constant power, one is accessory power and the last is the remote so the clock dims when the lights are turned on

[GalantOnly]

Black - ground
Blue - accessory 12V
Violet - battery 12V
Green/Black - tailgate lamp relay

[bigsed]

Where were you all yesterday! ;)

[janvr4]

How do you get the clock out to repair/replace on VR4 2000 model, please?

[bigsed]

Pull it up very hard! It's very difficult and may need "persuading" with a flat blade on eaither edge - its held in by clips but they are very very firm. If it feels like the clock is about to break its nearly out!

[GalantOnly]

Get the rear clips up first, then pull the clock fast upwards... But yeah, it feels like breaking something and sometimes it's really what is going on /yes

[John TheAntique]

Black - ground
Blue - accessory 12V
Violet - battery 12V
Green/Black - tailgate lamp relay


Galant Only you have just told me where the fuse is. Thank you so much I was begining to think I would have to work my way through them all.