It's Daylight Savings Time, Folks — Do YOU Know How To Change Your Vehicle's Clock?

At 2:00 am — or, what it 3:00 am — the clocks moved one hour forward. Known as making Agent 00R misera, I mean, Daylight Savings time, it's time to spring forward. 

As with every time the clocks change, I knew that meant one thing: I'd have to help my father fix his clock in his BMW. For whatever reason, the guy just doesn't get it. And I've shown him multiple times.

So when I received a little meme care of Agent 001 I couldn't help but crack up. 

That said, I've got to ask: Do YOU know how to change your car's clock OR do you have to seek assistance? Whether it's opening the owner's manual, Googling or leveraging YouTube, it all counts folks. 

MDarringer - 3/11/2018 11:14:08 AM

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Have a teenager reset it?

vdiv - 3/11/2018 2:09:23 PM

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Some cars are smart enough to adjust their clock with daylight savings, time zone changes.

TomM - 3/12/2018 12:28:01 PM

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If my 2015 Minivan can set the clock properly without any Input - what excuse could virtually any other car have NOT to do it?

CANADIANCOMMENTS - 3/11/2018 6:50:55 PM

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Easy Peasy... It is a 2005 model :)

qwertyfla1 - 3/11/2018 7:15:27 PM

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The proper way is to change your clock is to disconnect your battery and reconnect it at exactly 12:00 or leave it alone and in 6 months it will be correct again...

MBguy - 3/11/2018 8:22:01 PM

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Hey - It's "Daylight Saving Time" (not "Savings Time").

dstampfer - 3/13/2018 3:58:43 PM

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Of the cars I own, '16 Mazda CX-5, '16 Acura MDX, '11 BMW M3 and '07 Honda CRV, I'm pretty sure the BMW is the only one that requires a manual change.... Seems pretty crazy since the car has satellite communication and its own cell connection for BMW Assist, and even asks you what time zone you're in (UTC-5 I think), yet it still requires manually entering the time in I-Drive!!!