Clock Losing Time- Not keeping time properly

[rsuthers]

Has anyone had the issue of the clock not keeping time properly? I lose about 5 minutes on my clock over a 4 day period. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks

 

[bjt]

I do have a problem with the clock not keeping time. Mine runs too fast. It gains about a minute every week or two. I don't know why yours would be going slow and mine going fast. Maybe something in the display's circuitry has a little glitch and needs to be reset. You could try disconnecting the dash display for a few minutes and then plugging it back in.

 

[Rando]

Mine runs too fast. It gains about a minute every week or two.

So does mine.

 

[mrfix]

Mine gains about 5 minutes a month

 

[Napalmseth]

Silly Canadian time keeping...

 

[NancysToy]

Ours lost about three minutes a week when the weather was cold. Now it stays fairly accurate. Figure that one out. Usually this problem is caused by lack of separate voltage regulation for the clock display, but lack of a thermostat? :dontknow:
-Scotty

 

[twink]

Yes my clock i set ten minutes fast within a week it was only five minutes fast.
The brakes that make noise suck

 

[Star Cruiser]

Bad enough that we have to have a US$ conversion, Temp Conversion and speed conversion ... but I didn't know that we had METRIC TIME keeping too. I guess it comes from NHL Hockey. the Canadian Penelties always go by faster than the USofA teams. <grin>

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