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Classic Focus Time Setting?

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McCorbin
07/29/2025, 09:54:51 PM

Classic Focus dashboard time adjustment steps: 1. First, turn on the ignition switch to display the time on the dashboard. 2. Press and hold the protruding button in the middle of the dashboard for 3 seconds, and the clock on the dashboard will start blinking. 3. When the clock is blinking, press the button up or down to change the clock time. 4. Once the clock is blinking, you can adjust it according to the actual time. General car clock adjustment method: 1. First, turn the key to the II position. 2. Toggle the adjuster downward until "SET" is displayed on the dashboard, then press the SET button. 3. Continue toggling the adjuster downward until the indicator bar is on "CLOCK," then press the SE button. 4. Now, you can use the adjuster to set the year by moving it up or down. After setting, press the SET button to proceed to adjust the month, followed by the hour and minute. 5. After completing the adjustments, press the SET button and select "EXIT" downward to return.

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