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[NigelNovice]

I managed to change the time on the dash clock after many tries since getting it I finally sussed out how, (2009 Fiat base) I held the Mode button in, the one one the righthand side of steering wheel near the headlight adjustment up/down buttons (with ignition on) I held it in until the display started flashing and then used the up/down arrow buttons to chose function and then press Mode again to select it and the hours started flashing and again the up/down buttons to change, did same for minutes, sorted, you can also change the speed warning limit as well so I set that at 60, happy days, sometimes it's the little things

 

[cliffanger]

Well done you! Hope you don’t forget how to do it by the time you have to put it on an hour - our Motorhome clocks just stay on British Summer Time!

 

[Simon Meadwell]

Wait till the clocks go forward bet you cant do it again.
Had fiats 10 years and it still takes about five goes

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[rosalan]

We have two clocks in our van, one UK and one EU.

 

[Boldly]

Wait till you change the miles to kilometres and it won't change back

 

[Fdhadi]

We have two clocks in our van, one UK and one EU.

Exactly. Wife always asks which ones the correct time.

Slightly off topic.
I remember when I was 17. Got stopped whilst driving by a bobby. He said, what’s your registration number. I got out of the car, walked him around the back and pointed then walked him to the front and pointed again. I said, they put it on the front, they put it on the back and you’re asking me

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[Smudger55]

I managed to change the time on the dash clock after many tries since getting it I finally sussed out how, (2009 Fiat base) I held the Mode button in, the one one the righthand side of steering wheel near the headlight adjustment up/down buttons (with ignition on) I held it in until the display started flashing and then used the up/down arrow buttons to chose function and then press Mode again to select it and the hours started flashing and again the up/down buttons to change, did same for minutes, sorted, you can also change the speed warning limit as well so I set that at 60, happy days, sometimes it's the little things

I'm pleased I'm not the only one, it took me dare I say, 3 years to find how to do it, irratated the hell out of me before then.

 

[RobbyMClark]

Never changed mine so assume the Dab radio or Satnag signal has sorted it.

#mustpayattentioninclass

 

[cyberyacht]

OH's car is still on BST. Can't remember if I changed the MH or not.

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[Kenp]

I don't have a problem with any of the Fiats I've had over the years (I read the manual). The Smart car is a different story; It is always an hour ahead and changes automatically when the hour changes from BST to GMT and back again and is still an hour ahead. Mercedes dealer says it is a software problem that they cannot fix! Not so Smart car going cheap!

 

[WallaceandGromit]

Try a feckin Range Rover you need a degree in computer science just to set the climate control LR engineers have never heard of the kiss principle Keep It Simple Stupid