can someone please tell me how to set the clock on my 1991 Ford Explorer XL's radio?

thanks in advance.

 

Owners manual should describe the procedure. Typically on these new fangled digital radios you have to turn the radio on and then press the on-volume **** down and hold it down while using the left and right sides of either the tune or scan buttons to increase (possibly decrease) the hours and minutes. Each one seems to be a little different and it is a pain in the neck. (Excuse the following rant, but I just have to vent on this) Technology is supposed to help, but I like the good old pushbutton manual radios of my youth. Sound quality was questionable, but you could get your favorite stations by feeling the huge push buttons while never taking your eyes off the road. And on a trip you could slowly rotate the tuner **** till you found a station. These digital radios have everything on a button and you can't find the preset station buttons without looking at the stupid radio (lest you hit the wrong button and either turn the thing off or go to the other band) and the scan feature passes over weaker stations which is most all you can get out on the open road.

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