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How to Set the Clock on the Iveco Daily

Model: IVECO Daily MK 3 - Years 1999-2006
Part: Clock

The clock is integrated into the VDO tachograph: start by pressing the OK button to enter and scroll through the menu items using the arrows until you reach the VEHICLE ENTRY menu; confirm by pressing the OK button and, using the arrows, scroll and select the VEHICLE/LOCAL TIME option; by confirming again with the OK button, the display will show the date, UTC time, and in the bottom right, the flashing local time; you can then increase or decrease the local time relative to UTC using the arrows, and once the correct time is set, confirm with OK, and the tachograph will indicate the success of the operation with the message DATA RECORDED before exiting the menu.

Updated on 19 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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