Daylight savings woes with clock

[SLINGSHOT]

$2 stick on clock from Dollar Tree. Problem solved.

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[MLowe05]

Should be once you set daylight savings ON

Unless I’m misunderstanding the toggle, you have to toggle it on or off manually to adjust the clock. It won’t automatically do it.

 

[Renho17]

Have Lariat with Sync3 and it was definitely not automatic.

That’s cause you have to toggle on “change automatically”

 

[Hilltop]

Update. This morning the correct time was still there so I guess it eventually decided the new time was ok. Weird but not a big deal in the scheme of things. I’m still enjoying this truck.

 

[TedTX]

Sorry, put in the wrong time… too much detail. That has a very high probability based on experience to fix the underlying issue.

 

[Mitchell Lorens]

I was hoping my truck would automatically update the clock to “fall back” but alas, no. So I proceeded to manually go in to the settings and adjust it manually. However, the next time I started the truck, instead of the correct time, the clock showed “— —“ so I manually entered the correct time again. This scenario has now repeated three times. Is anyone else experiencing this? Any suggestions?

I changed time yesterday but haven’t driven it since. Now I need to go out to my Mav and check the time, fingers crossed!

 

[Guardian]

$2 stick on clock from Dollar Tree. Problem solved.

I have done this in all my cars!!

 

[1buddyc]

Had to manually adjust my clock, no problems, it reset just fine.

 

[jsus]

That’s cause you have to toggle on “change automatically”

Please provide instructions to do that on Sync 3, as I’ve never had that option, whether on 3.0 or the newer 3.4.

“Reset clock to GPS time” did push it to update, while stating that it doesn’t factor in DST. Really, that means that it switches to standard time for your time zone regardless of DST, since the satellite doesn’t know if your specific location has DST.

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