Uh, how do you set the clock...
in the 1992 d250?
I have a 92 D250 LE with stock radio and I would like to know how to set the clock on the darned thing.
Anyone know how to do this, I'd sure like to know..
Thanks
I have a 92 D250 LE with stock radio and I would like to know how to set the clock on the darned thing.
Anyone know how to do this, I'd sure like to know..
Thanks
hey welcome to DTR. i don't have the stock radio in the truck anymore, but it is in the garage. i took a look at it and seem to remember having the radio off so just the clock is showing and hold the set button until the clock blinks? or maybe it was in and clock was showing. pretty sure you just have to hold the set button for several seconds. anyways, hopefully i am right. if not i am sure someone will come along soon with the correct way.
On mine, the factory radio/cassette player has two buttons to the right of the display. The top one is marked "H" and the lower one is marked "M". I use a ball point pin or nail to push the buttons because they are small and recessed. No other action is required.
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Some of the old stock radios had a "clock" or "clk" button that you would hold down until the clock started flashing. then you would use the tuner **** to change the time.
With the radio on and the clock displayed:
Press SET, the display will say "P"
Press SEL and the hour will be displayed, rotate the tuner **** to change
Press SEL again to do the minutes
Press SEL again to finish
Press SET, the display will say "P"
Press SEL and the hour will be displayed, rotate the tuner **** to change
Press SEL again to do the minutes
Press SEL again to finish
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This is how my 91 stock radio is.......
If you have the owners manual for your year, it will show you how step by step. It also depends on whick radio you have. They all STOCK radios.
AM, AM/FM, AM/FM/CASSETTE, and they are different...
AM, AM/FM, AM/FM/CASSETTE, and they are different...
This is the correct way to do it for the chrysler infinity radio
Greetings Seth, welcome to DTR.
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