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How do I change the clock on a Honda Accord?
I let my little brother borrow my car this weekend, and when I got it back, he had messed with all of my settings—most annoyingly, the clock. I’ve never touched my car’s clock so I’m a little confused about how to fix it. Any tips on how I can change the clock back on my Honda Accord?
Chloe Jenkins · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Little siblings can be a pain sometimes, but it’s all in love and good fun! To change the clock in your Honda Accord, follow these simple steps:
- Put your car in accessory mode by turning the car on without starting the engine.
- Press and hold the SOUND button located near your radio controls.
- When you hear a beep, you have activated the clock setting controls and can press the number 4 button to change the hour and the number 5 button to change the minutes.
- Press the SOUND button again to set your time and exit the clock settings.
Once you have your clock settings all sorted out, take a moment to review your
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