Ok so its not realy a big problem but the clock in the display is out by 3 mins

how do i change it i cant work it out

is it digital set

help please

Check the manual?

I need to do mine, I set it a year ago and now its 6 mins too slow lol.

Just did mine... press the menu on the right hand side... go down about 4 times press enter and do your clock! Job done

cheers just went and did it (it freezing in that car )

juwel-180 said:

cheers just went and did it (it freezing in that car )

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get wife to do it

T, thats a fantastic idea... but one thing... woman and electronics dont mix... like water and electricity! lol

LeePunto1.9 said:

T, thats a fantastic idea... but one thing... woman and electronics dont mix... like water and electricity! lol

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gives you a chance to get the TV box though

In this day and age - you'd think that Fiat could either (a) have a clock that keeps time or (b) was radio controlled so yuo din't need to change it twice a year!!!




Chris

Then you'd have to watch desperate housewives,titanic,animal hospital, eastenders, strictly comes dancing, X-factor forever

Gawd, why couldn't fiat make it as easy as the Panda ?

My Panda as a clock 'up' and 'down' on the side of the dash

T14086 said:

Then you'd have to watch desperate housewives,titanic,animal hospital, eastenders, strictly comes dancing, X-factor forever

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So it's you hiding behind our settee!

Archieleggatt said:

In this day and age - you'd think that Fiat could either (a) have a clock that keeps time

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Alright I know its not as superior as a Rolex, but has anyone noticed the clock gradually becomes out of sync? That is, a few months later its either faster or slower by a few minutes?

luvduvs said:

Alright I know its not as superior as a Rolex, but has anyone noticed the clock gradually becomes out of sync? That is, a few months later its either faster or slower by a few minutes?

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yeah mine loses about a minute every couple of months

Archieleggatt said:

In this day and age - you'd think that Fiat could either (a) have a clock that keeps time or (b) was radio controlled so yuo din't need to change it twice a year!!!




Chris

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It can be set to be controlled by the radio. Well it can on mine anyway its just not set by default to be radio controlled. Its in the same menu where you change the time

airey said:

It can be set to be controlled by the radio. Well it can on mine anyway its just not set by default to be radio controlled. Its in the same menu where you change the time

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I must be missing something then.......tell us how its done.

Only just realised why I was getting to work 5 mins late every day

sledge said:

I must be missing something then.......tell us how its done.

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I also must be missing something, so please tell.

30111987 said:

yeah mine loses about a minute every couple of months

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Take the car back....its not fit for the purpose its made for!!! :devil:

Yeah I agree with T, just last week I took my watch back as it wouldn't move me from work to home

Interestingly enough, my wife just took delivery of a new Corsa 1.3 Ecotek Design model (75BHP). Its clock is adjusted automatically via the radio RDS. The build quality and everything about this car is just sooooooooo much better than my GPS multijet. I have been driving it since I collected it from the dealer last week. Sadly I now have my GPS fixed after being in the dealer for over a week. So now driving the GPS again. What a disappointment after having the Corsa for a week. Wife is certainly pleased to be getting her hands on her new Corsa. Not really having a go at my GPS. I have been foolishly loyal to the brand, as now on my second GPS multijet in past two years. However, have to admit I have been very surprised at the build quality disparities between Fiat and Vauxhall. The Corsa feels like a quality car compared to my top of the range GPS.
Just my thoughts.