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How to adjust the onboard computer clock in Hyundai vehicles.

Model: Hyundai Hyundai Various
Part: Clock

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To set the clock on the onboard computer of Hyundai vehicles, we need to turn on the instrument panel and the vehicle's computer. From the "vehicle settings" menu, we select the "clock" option to access the menu that allows us to adjust the hours and minutes.

We adjust the hours and then the minutes by pressing the arrow buttons on the display. After completing this operation, we return to the main menu and restart the instrument panel.

If desired, it is possible to set the hour format in the clock menu, switching from a 12-hour format to a 24-hour format.


Posted on 9 January 2026 by ScegliAuto


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