Setting clock on Volvo?

**IUFAN87** · 03.17.2011

Ok, I feel stupid here. How do you set the clock on an 04 Volvo? Last time change I figured it out somehow. This time I cant figure it out to save my rear.

**bulldozerbert** · 03.17.2011

cant help ya, but drove a new ford pick up, and had to get out the manual..............and then, it was as simple as ever, go figure. Lol

**IUFAN87** · 03.17.2011

Originally Posted by bulldozerbert

cant help ya, but drove a new ford pick up, and had to get out the manual..............and then, it was as simple as ever, go figure. Lol

Thanks, but if I had the manual I would have already used it.

**bulldozerbert** · 03.17.2011

it would help if they would all be standard, as in the same..............

**123456** · 03.17.2011

might need a teenager to assist..........

they can figure that stuff out sooo easily !!!!!

**Lilbit** · 03.17.2011

Originally Posted by 123456

might need a teenager to assist..........

they can figure that stuff out sooo easily !!!!!

No kidding! When in doubt, ask a teenager!

**trucker_101** · 03.17.2011

Originally Posted by IUFAN87

Ok, I feel stupid here. How do you set the clock on an 04 Volvo? Last time change I figured it out somehow. This time I cant figure it out to save my rear.

is it the clock on the computer trip thingy on the left side of the dash or is it the clock in the radio that you want to adjust? If it's the radio tell us the make & model number of it.

**Hardlyevr** · 03.17.2011

I have an '07 and you do it thru the dash, scroll down to time and distance section, and keep pressing the button til the time sections change.

In the previous Century's I had, I would set the dash on dispatch (Central) time and the radio on home (Eastern), but in a Volvo setting the dash clock will change the radio clock too, they sync together eventually.

**IUFAN87** · 03.17.2011

Finally got it. Thanks guys......Another question I've been wondering about. What is the switch on the right of the steering column that has a pic of a gas pump with two arrows pointing at a circle under it? It is a spring loaded momentary switch (only on when you are pushing it).