how to change clock
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Joined: Sep 2005
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From: NoVA
Re: how to change clock
insert key and turn so the accessories come on
-press & hold the scan/repeat button on the radio until it beeps
-press the #4 key to change the hour
-press & hold the scan/repeat button until it beeps
you're done!
-press & hold the scan/repeat button on the radio until it beeps
-press the #4 key to change the hour
-press & hold the scan/repeat button until it beeps
you're done!
Last edited by lindermant; Oct 30, 2005 at 05:42 PM.
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Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 609
From: New Mexico
Re: how to change clock
Uhhh, geez that's intuitive. Is it THAT much trouble to label the button "clock set" or something like that?
I always knew Honda made great long lasting cars, but now that I own one I have discovered that when it comes to user conveniences like this Honda is utterly retarded. I'd have to say I'm quite disappointed by Honda that way, their ergonomics are horseshit. Ok, not as bad as the american cars, but I was expecting better from Honda.
I always knew Honda made great long lasting cars, but now that I own one I have discovered that when it comes to user conveniences like this Honda is utterly retarded. I'd have to say I'm quite disappointed by Honda that way, their ergonomics are horseshit. Ok, not as bad as the american cars, but I was expecting better from Honda.
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Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 600
From: Quincy MA
Re: how to change clock
Originally Posted by zimbop
Here's the question of the day... how do you change the clock?
Before I figured it out, I had all but the ICE removed and then I turned the car upside down and shook it until the radio fell out then I physically put stickers numbered 1-12 on the clock face and when I want to know what time it is, I look at my watch then adjust the numbered stickers accordingly. 
I guess when all else fails, there's always page 107 in the manual...
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Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 589
From: Northwest Florida
Re: how to change clock
Originally Posted by ralph_dog
Before I figured it out, I had all but the ICE removed and then I turned the car upside down and shook it until the radio fell out then I physically put stickers numbered 1-12 on the clock face and when I want to know what time it is, I look at my watch then adjust the numbered stickers accordingly. I guess when all else fails, there's always page 107 in the manual...
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Joined: May 2004
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From: New England
Re: how to change clock
Even with the owner's manual, it seems overly complicated. My Integra had 2 small buttons labeled H and M.... my S2000 did one better, they just never added a clock.
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Joined: Aug 2005
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From: WPB, FL
Re: how to change clock
Originally Posted by livvie
Even with the owner's manual, it seems overly complicated. My Integra had 2 small buttons labeled H and M.... my S2000 did one better, they just never added a clock.
that's weird your s2000 didn't have a clock. seems like a strange thing to leave off.
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Joined: May 2005
Posts: 351
From: Deep in the heart of Florida
Re: how to change clock
I've noticed car clocks are quite inaccurate. My HCH's clock gains about a minute in 3 months (as did my old Corolla), while the clock in the wife's Mercury loses ~30 seconds a month. (My wristwach, OTOH, is fast by just 2 seconds a week.) Maybe some bright automotive engineer will invent an "atomic car clock" that automatically resets itself to the precise time daily (and changes back & forth from DST). An hour chime would be nice too. 
