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It doesn't appear that Honda is going to really try and do something about it. Rather they are going to let time pass until August and let the "kink" self-adjust. That is what I got from Honda a few minutes ago.
Clock issue beginning January 1, 2022
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Did Honda fix the clocks? -
No, Honda has not fixed the clocks yet. Honda recently published a clock repair procedure meant for dealership service techs. Click here to skip to that section or scroll down to see it! Last updated: February 28, 2022Days passed since problem began: 59 days The Situation: Honda and Acura cars...
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XM issue is different. Try turning engine off then turning back on. Usually that clears it up.
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Just stumbled across this thread. Now I know what is up with my wife's 2010 Acura RDX. It's doing the same thing. Tried to adjust multiple times but would not accept. Thanks Honda. SMH
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I have the most current Navi disc and I am unable to reset date and time. I don't believe is is the software but something to do with the connection to the satellite.
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This is what I was told as a work around by a dealer who was reading it from Honda.
At exactly 12:40 AM or PM, doesn’t matter, disconnect the battery for 15 minutes. Reconnect, enter radio and NAV codes and hopefully you have timed it just right to where when the system clock starts at 1:00, it’s actually 1:00. On my car there is no calendar so am or pm doesn’t matter.
I have an 06 EXL and could do this but would have to twice a year. No thanks, please fix it Honda.
IMO, there is really no excuse for this happening…ever!
At exactly 12:40 AM or PM, doesn’t matter, disconnect the battery for 15 minutes. Reconnect, enter radio and NAV codes and hopefully you have timed it just right to where when the system clock starts at 1:00, it’s actually 1:00. On my car there is no calendar so am or pm doesn’t matter.
I have an 06 EXL and could do this but would have to twice a year. No thanks, please fix it Honda.
IMO, there is really no excuse for this happening…ever!
2008 Honda Accord v6 with Navi
So I assumed that the clock was automatically adjusted?? But my clock has been 1 hour ahead since DST hit. I've tried googling on how to fix it but all I find are non-navi solutions.
What's the solution on navi Accords?
So I assumed that the clock was automatically adjusted?? But my clock has been 1 hour ahead since DST hit. I've tried googling on how to fix it but all I find are non-navi solutions.
What's the solution on navi Accords?
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Your owners manual should tell you how to change the time on your clock. On a 7th gen its really easy. However, on my 7th Gen (2005) the plus and minus buttons don't do anything. So what I do is unplug the battery, give it 15-20 minutes or so to let the memory die. Then I plug the battery back in and enter the radio code right at 1:00. On the 7th Gen's the clock defaults to 1:00 so entering the radio code at 1:00 sets the clock correctly.
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No, no it won’t…
From Honda:
Dear Mr. Hingst ,
We value you as a Honda customer and appreciate the opportunity to respond to your concern. On behalf of American Honda Motor Co., Inc., we apologize for the circumstances which prompted you to reach out to us. We appreciate your feedback and thank you for bringing your concern(s) to our attention.
Upon further review of the circumstances related to the inability to adjust the calendar/clock, we have confirmed that the issue is related to the navigation system’s internal calendar/clock.
We have also confirmed that the internal calendar/clock issue is temporary, and the navigation system will auto correct itself after the summer of 2022. We ask that you wait until September 2022, after which you will be able to manually adjust the calendar/clock to your preferred time.
We appreciate your patience and understanding with this matter.
Kind regards,
Honda In-Car Technology Support
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LOLLLL
Honda has released a ServiceNews Article on the topic which may be of interest to those of you who are affected:
It does affect some 7th gen Accords too, but it affects more of the 8th gen model years.
It does affect some 7th gen Accords too, but it affects more of the 8th gen model years.
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Thanks WiiMaster, I'm sure I would have been pulling what little hair I have left out if I hadn't seen this. As it is, I haven't tried to adjust my clock.
Do you have NAVI? Like the article says, the problem will start either when the battery is disconnected and reconnected or when DST starts again in March.
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Did you happen to figure out a fix? I got an 09 Honda Accord ex-l but still
Int working and time won’t change in time adjustment
Read the article posted above from Honda
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New year's day my clock read Jan 1 2001. Honda dealer told me its one of Honda's satellite and nothing they cZn do anything about it. Have to wait whin time change occurs in August 2022??? For real come on. I have 2011 Honda crv ex
My PC card ejector button broken any idea how much that will cost to fix. PC card stuck n reads no card ? Smh
My PC card ejector button broken any idea how much that will cost to fix. PC card stuck n reads no card ? Smh
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I read on a forum that if you unplug the fuse for the radio under the hood (spot 29) and plug it back on and start the car, it'll reacquire GPS signal and fix the issue. Good luck!
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