Freightliner clock...

Have you tried going OEM? IE contact a freightliner dealer and asking about a aftermarket clock? Otherwise why not look for a junkyard for class 8 trucks? They must exist.

Doing a Google search I found this site that offers a battery powered digital clock, two sizes available. 2-1/16" and a 2" so you will need to measure the hole diameter.
http://www.4statetrucks.com/interior/semi-truck-digital-clock-gauge-2in-blue_2659.asp
I found better results searching just "Windshield Clock". Alas they are not Freightliner.

Otherwise if your a company driver, you need to contact the garage about getting a clock.

 

there is one in my truck.it keeps excellent time.the light went out behind it and i'll be darned if i can't get the clock out to replace the bulb.ALWAYS feels as if i am about to break something so the bulb has been blown for going on 3 years now.

yes it does tear my ocd up.

regarding whether it is already wired,i'd say it is especially if there is a knock out there.

 

Item number:
221205925582
ebay has many.already wired for it.good luck.

 

Qualitytruck beat me to it! I just bought one for me and one for a friend. Freightliner wanted $102.00 for it, the one on ebay, item no. 221205925582 is just over $25.00 counting the shipping!
To x#1, yeah, you are right, you have to work it to get it out!
I can tell you, once you have one with the light in it, you will always want it!
Jack

 

you know ,perhaps this weekend i shall try again to change that bulb.things look amiss w/that clock not lit up-

 

The bulb is not replaceable but Q5 CB in DeForest WI can fix it.

Yes the truck should have a pigtail behind the Freightliner cap.

 

that is a standard size foe gauges, you can get a clock to fit it at autozone, pep boys, ebay....... or the empty truck at your company yard.

 

If I remember correctly a screw driver may pop it out. I dont think it is a twist lock. It has been 5 years since I removed one.

 

There is a push tab at the top and bottom, they are a bugger to get out! You pull it about a half inch out, then put a flat blade screwdriver straight in at the top, get the tab out, then the same for the bottom.
Jack