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Model: Kawasaki Z125
Part: Clock

In this tutorial, you can see how to set the time on a Kawasaki Z125, an extremely simple and quick operation, to be done, for example, after disconnecting the battery or after the change to daylight saving time. First, insert the key, then turn on the ignition and navigate to the "ODO" odometer using the upper button on the dashboard. Hold down both the upper and lower buttons until the clock starts to flash, then switch to the hour with the lower button and adjust it with the upper one. Similarly, you can switch to the minutes, adjust them, and save the setting.

Posted on 27 July 2026 by ScegliAuto

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