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How to change the time on the Mini Countryman R60

Model: Mini Mini R60, Countryman1 - Years 2010-2016
Part: Clock

In this new guide aimed at all of you who own a Mini Countryman R60, we will explain how you can manually change the displayed time. First of all, start the instrument panel so that you also have access to the central infotainment system and the touchscreen display. Then enter the vehicle settings screen and click on the "Time/Date" option. At this point, click on the time and proceed to change the hours and minutes until you set the correct time. Finally, exit the settings screen and you're done.

Posted on 4 May 2025 by ScegliAuto

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