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Instrument panel clock acting strange...

Antti66ht
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Antti66ht Member

Antti66ht

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Hello fellow Porsche enthusiasts,

I have a strange problem with my 2004 Cayenne S clock. Every time I stop and restart the car, the time shows exactly same. If i adjust the time, it will continue counting time normally, but is I stop, and restart the motor, it goes to same time as it was adjusted... Any suggestions why is this? Annoying.

wvicary Member

wvicary

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Be sure the battery is in good condition as it can cause odd issues in these vehicles. There is also a TSB 9110 issued to address a similar fault.

fullbirdmusic Member

fullbirdmusic

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If you have a GPS, the clocks are set on the time zone you set up in the PCM. Make sure your time zone and summer time/winter time is selected/de-selected, as appropriate.

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