How do I change the clock?

Networkguy · Oct 28th, 2002, 22:52

I am stuck in a phase II S40 for a few days whilst my dealer tries (again) to sort out the aircon in my S70.

I have noticed that the dashboard clock is an hour fast (due to the change over the weekend) and as I have a long journey to do tomorrow, I just know it will bug me.

I cannot see any buttons near the clock and as there is no manual in the car, can anybody please tell me just how I change the time?

Thanks

Oct 28th, 2002, 23:13

The 40 series only run in British Summer Time !!!

Seriously though, there is a little arm that comes out at the bottom of the dash just below the display.

Turn it the direction you want to go but need to hold for a few seconds before it kicks into gear.

Mike

Networkguy · Oct 28th, 2002, 23:23

>The 40 series only run in British Summer Time !!!

Sounds a bit like the aircon on my S70 :-(

Thanks

GorgeousGeorge · Oct 29th, 2002, 09:34

"I am stuck in a phase II S40 "

a typo surely, should read

"I am being spoilt with a phase II S40" :9

Networkguy · Oct 29th, 2002, 23:04

>"I am stuck in a phase II S40 "
>
>a typo surely, should read
>
>"I am being spoilt with a phase II S40" :9

Well having just finished the best part of a 500 miles since 9am this morning, I think I was right the first time.

I must admit it is far better than other S/V40s I have driven in the past and did sit quite happily on the motorway but I will still be glad to get mine back in the morning as it feels more solid, has better seats and has a lot more get up and go (although this S40 is certainly more nippy round town).

I could not help feeling as I drove today that it felt very similar to my old Mondeo (but is much better screwed together).

It's not a bad car at all. Indeed I could probably live with it but maybe I'm spoilt.

PS

What's up with all the orange lights on the outside. Felt like I was driving a Christmas tree

GorgeousGeorge · Nov 2nd, 2002, 20:36

christmas tree

a little bit of black tape a pair of scissors and you have pumkins on your bumpers

how cool do you wanna be !!!!!

:9

Oct 28th, 2002, 22:52	#1
Networkguy Senior Member Last Online: Sep 20th, 2022 19:25 Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Lincolnshire	How do I change the clock? I am stuck in a phase II S40 for a few days whilst my dealer tries (again) to sort out the aircon in my S70. I have noticed that the dashboard clock is an hour fast (due to the change over the weekend) and as I have a long journey to do tomorrow, I just know it will bug me. I cannot see any buttons near the clock and as there is no manual in the car, can anybody please tell me just how I change the time? Thanks

Oct 28th, 2002, 23:13	#2
Mike Clift Guest Location:	RE: How do I change the clock? The 40 series only run in British Summer Time !!! Seriously though, there is a little arm that comes out at the bottom of the dash just below the display. Turn it the direction you want to go but need to hold for a few seconds before it kicks into gear. Mike

Oct 28th, 2002, 23:23	#3
Networkguy Senior Member Last Online: Sep 20th, 2022 19:25 Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Lincolnshire	RE: How do I change the clock? >The 40 series only run in British Summer Time !!! Sounds a bit like the aircon on my S70 :-( Thanks

Oct 29th, 2002, 09:34	#4
GorgeousGeorge Bostin !!! Last Online: Aug 22nd, 2019 19:07 Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Monkhopton	RE: How do I change the clock? "I am stuck in a phase II S40 " a typo surely, should read "I am being spoilt with a phase II S40" :9

Oct 29th, 2002, 23:04	#5
Networkguy Senior Member Last Online: Sep 20th, 2022 19:25 Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Lincolnshire	RE: How do I change the clock? >"I am stuck in a phase II S40 " > >a typo surely, should read > >"I am being spoilt with a phase II S40" :9 Well having just finished the best part of a 500 miles since 9am this morning, I think I was right the first time. I must admit it is far better than other S/V40s I have driven in the past and did sit quite happily on the motorway but I will still be glad to get mine back in the morning as it feels more solid, has better seats and has a lot more get up and go (although this S40 is certainly more nippy round town). I could not help feeling as I drove today that it felt very similar to my old Mondeo (but is much better screwed together). It's not a bad car at all. Indeed I could probably live with it but maybe I'm spoilt. PS What's up with all the orange lights on the outside. Felt like I was driving a Christmas tree

Nov 2nd, 2002, 20:36	#6
GorgeousGeorge Bostin !!! Last Online: Aug 22nd, 2019 19:07 Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Monkhopton	RE: How do I change the clock? christmas tree a little bit of black tape a pair of scissors and you have pumkins on your bumpers how cool do you wanna be !!!!! :9

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