Dashboard Clock Rest-
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Dashboard Clock Rest-
I have a 1997 Ranger Xcab. I am not sure if it is an XLT. Anyway, I had the truck serviced for A/C charge and the mechanics disconnected the battery at one time. Now the time on my dashboard is off by 3 hours. The mechanics do not know how to reset it.
How do you reset the clock? I bought the truck used and there is no Manual.
Help!! Anybody.
How do you reset the clock? I bought the truck used and there is no Manual.
Help!! Anybody.
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From: A Double-wide
There should be a button on your radio that says "clock" or something like that. Hold that button down and use your "tune" button to change hours and "seek" to change minutes. I may be wrong, but I think this is how to do it. Someone will probably correct me though. 
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From: Durant, OK (SOSU)
Just a little bit of info, if the emblem on the front fenders says Ranger XLT, it's an XLT. ;-)
It would depend on what radio you have, but basically all OEM radios have a clock button on them, it's easy to figure out from there.
It would depend on what radio you have, but basically all OEM radios have a clock button on them, it's easy to figure out from there.
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Thanks for the info. Sorry to respond so late. I went on vacation.
Although disconnecting will work, another FTE enthusiast-GWIGG suggested to use the seek and tune buttons in connection with the clock button in resetting the time. It worked.
Thanks again for the help.
Although disconnecting will work, another FTE enthusiast-GWIGG suggested to use the seek and tune buttons in connection with the clock button in resetting the time. It worked.
Thanks again for the help.
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