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How to set the time on the central display of the Renault Master

Model: Renault Master MK 2 - Years 1997-2010
Part: Clock

These short and simple instructions will allow us to adjust the clock on the central display of the Renault Master. First of all, we get into the car and start by turning on the instrument panel; then we use the button located on the top of the selector on the right side of the steering wheel to enter the clock setting, changing first the hour and then the minutes, as shown in the video. Press the same button on the selector to exit the time adjustment, saving all the changes made!

Posted on 5 June 2025 by ScegliAuto

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