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How to Set the Date on an Accord?

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CassidyRose
07/23/25 8:54pm

How to set the date on an Accord: 1. Locate the SOUND button on the center console audio and air conditioning panel, which has a CLOCK label below it; 2. Press and hold the SOUND button until you hear a beep, and the time on the LCD display will start flashing; 3. Use buttons 4 and 5 to adjust the hour and minute respectively, and press button 6 to set the minutes to 00; 4. After adjusting to the correct time, press the SOUND button again, and the time will stop flashing, indicating the setup is complete. The Accord is a mid-size car launched by GAC Honda, with dimensions of 4893mm in length, 1862mm in width, 1449mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2830mm.

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MadelynLynn
08/10/25 4:30pm

I just helped my friend set the date on his Accord, it was quite convenient. First, start the engine, then look at the control buttons on the left side of the steering wheel—usually there's a menu button, probably with up and down arrows plus an enter key. Press the menu button to access the main interface, find the 'Settings' option on the screen or dashboard, select 'Clock and Time,' and then you can adjust the year, month, and day. With newer models, it's faster using the center touchscreen—just tap the system menu. Be careful not to operate it while driving; wait until the car is stationary for safety. After setting, the date will display on the dashboard, which is helpful for recording maintenance logs or accident times. The date often needs resetting after a battery change, so it's recommended to check it monthly to ensure accuracy.

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LeAva
09/23/25 4:09am

Setting the date in the Accord involves the vehicle's onboard computer system. After starting the vehicle, use specific combination buttons on the steering wheel—press the 'Info' or 'Settings' button to enter the menu, then navigate to the time configuration section. For higher-trim models post-2020, the Honda Sensing system supports automatic GPS time synchronization, but manual adjustment is more precise. Ensure stable voltage during operation, as incorrect dates may affect driving record data. Personally, I find it safest to try in a parking lot when idle, completing it in one go. You can also double-check during routine car maintenance to ensure everything stays synchronized.

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VanHolden
11/06/25 6:25am

Setting the date on the Accord is not complicated; you can do it using the steering wheel buttons. After starting the car, locate the menu button among the buttons—usually the one at the bottom left—press it to enter the settings, and select the time option to adjust the year, month, and day. The manual provides clear illustrations, so refer to it if needed. Setting the date is useful for recording mileage and maintenance times, and once set, it saves you hassle.

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