Hey all, I've been looking around here for a similar issue, but I cannot find the exact same thing.

The problem: On my 91 accord, I have recently replaced the stock radio with a CD player. For the past few months the CD player has worked just fine. One day the CD player stopped working, so I pulled it out to check the wires and once it came back on I replaced it in my dash. THIS IS WHERE THE PROBLEM REALLY STARTS: I encountered difficulty placing the CD player into it's spot. I had to kind-of force it back in there. Then the CD player stopped working again. Also the automatic seat belts stopped working, The lights on my automatic shifter stopped working, and the clock always resets to 1:00.

What I've done so far: I rewired My CD player, not that I really thought that would fix the problem, It just looked like my connections were coming apart.
And I've checked my fuses, they all look good, but I have not tested new fuses.

Any help/theories/ideas would be awesome.

 

There are two fuse boxes on your car. One in the engine bay and one under the driver's seat. It sounds like you either have a fuse blown, or there is a wiring problem.

 

Yea I checked all fuses, They look good. It seems like a wiring problem, but I can't see any disconnected or bad wiring.

 

Fixed it. As it turns out it was a good idea for me to double check the fuses, as the 7.5 in the underhood box was blown, i had to pull it out to actually see that is was blown, whereas in the box it didn't look blown.

 

You are going to have to find a volt meter and test the electrical connection for your stereo. I would test the electrical connector for the clock as well.

You will need access to a shop manual, but the 91 manual you can download is kind of crappy and not complete. Copy and paste this link where you should be able to download a 93 service manual. Click on green download icon. It is a UK version accord, but it should be similar enough for you to do the tests on the radio.

rapidshare.com/files/346513877/62SN700.PDF

 

Glad you got it fixed.