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How to Adjust the Time on the New Octavia?

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SanEthan
07/24/2025, 07:33:37 PM

New Octavia can adjust the time using the start and adjust method. Here are the detailed steps: Start: Start the FAW-Volkswagen Skoda Octavia, locate the time adjustment button on the vehicle's dashboard and press and hold the button. The time display on the vehicle's instrument panel will then change, and you can release the button. Adjust: After adjusting the hours, continue to hold the time adjustment button on the FAW-Volkswagen Skoda Octavia to enter the display mode, select 24H. Press and hold to make the display flash, then press briefly to adjust the hours. Return to the normal time display, and the time is now set.

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