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Don't forget to set your clocks back!
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I was going to reset the clock on our Miata,which has not been right
for a long time.A few weeks ago,I thought that I should set it an hour behind,
so I didn't have to do it again.
It's sad,but I need to go look on YouTube to see how to set it(aftermarket radio).
for a long time.A few weeks ago,I thought that I should set it an hour behind,
so I didn't have to do it again.
It's sad,but I need to go look on YouTube to see how to set it(aftermarket radio).
mikephillips
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Well the clock in my Toyota has never been right for standard time. When I go into the menu, says it's in the right time zone and set to change yet never has. So I've learned to live with it, not worth the time and trouble of spending a bunch of minutes on it.
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