Honda Clock wrong time automatically resets to

[@rodentcafeteria]

This video is heaven-sent! This is exactly what happened to my 2008 Honda Civic a few days ago. I started the car, happen to glance at the clock, and it read "January, 2002" and the time read 4:00 p.m. I thought someone had been tampering with my car! Judging from the number of comments, I'm obviously not alone.

[@SpartanMGTOW1]

My 2006 is doing exactly the same

[@jcbutterfly2124]

Did you try this?

[@sarahitorres9804]

Omg my honda it’s the same 😂😂 I think I’m alone but no, we have the same problem

[@LenisLen]

2008 Civic as well and same issue

[@bpicoy2k]

my 2006 is having the same problem WTF

[@johnferland7103]

Ditto on my 08 civic. Good to know it’s a systematic problem. Thank you to the tubers that post very useful information.

[@kibeard007]

Thanks for this, my 2007 CRV is doing this too, bloody annoying , we all need to keep pushing at Honda until it’s fixed.

[@peruchita4061]

same with mine 2007 crv

[@fireflyuk700]

Yep and my UK 2007 CRV

[@hoogooooo]

I'm glad you posted this video, we have the same dilemma and I felt relieved in a way that I'm not the only one who's affected by this glitch, I tried several attempts like removing the car battery and put it back on the same time on my dashboard to sync the real time. 😀 I'm hoping they're planning to fix this by September.

[@NMIBUBBLE]

I've seen in other video of 2005-2010 Honda Odyssey Clock problems, the guy did the same thing and said the Honda people know about it and it won't do anything until September 2022??? Grrr lol

[@sandrad1078]

I’m having the same problem. I have an 08 Odyssey. The analog clock says one thing, the navigation clock says another. At first I thought I went back to 2002. I thought, awesome! I’ll correct some life mistakes I’ve made since then. 🤣

[@powerspacer]

It's a software bug as the programming is faulty. Question is if it can be fixed.

[@aguedapascual1993]

Yo lo he intentado un montón de veces. Gracias por la información

[@jesusvitug9190]

I have a 2007 CRV is also doing the same thing . I tried everything all of us know posible solution but nothing happened. My clock is at 1:00 . I will appreciate it when someone gets the fix to all our problems and post it . Be safe you all and God bless

[@d.n.2200]

HONDA CRV 2009 I have the same problem since January 1st!

[@boo1gy]

Good to know I'm not alone... 2011 CRV EX-L with Navi.

[@robinwells8879]

Interesting. I noticed this on the first day of this year that I was in my 2011 crv. So it is a software issue then? I know that a lot of older satnav systems have lost the date/time capability due to not having enough character spaces to clock-on the week numbering system that is used in the satellite transmissions. It is a bit like the old Y2K issue apparently. That issue is not fixable as is software related as I found out with my boat satnav which I had to replace. I hope this isn’t the same for this unit. 😳 Not sure how it will self remedy in August. Sounds alarmingly like kicking the can down the road to me!

[@billlake2237]

Mine too!!! UGH!!!

[@Kenitra59A]

Same here

[@seven_deadly_strings]

Glad to see im not the only one with this issue. I got a 2006 Accord V6 6MT sedan with Navi

[@chamroeneng]

Oh, thank you! This damn thing keeps resetting and I thought a fuse was blown. Phew, good thing I saw this before starting to temper with the system.

[@RGMGFitness]

Hi…the following work-around (hack) worked for me. I own a 2008 Honda Accord with NAV System. I pulled the red fuse (10amp fuse) to dashboard a few minutes before 1:00. Then reinserted the fuse exactly at 1:00. The clock reset to 1:00 on my system (not 4:00 like some others). The calendar is still wrong but time is accurate. Been working fine for past 24hours. Though sounds like this HACK is NOT working for a few of you. Sounds like it may not be working for those who’s clock default to 4:00? That’s as much as I can gather from what I’ve read in comments. So, if your clock defaults to 1:00 this should work for you. You can either pull the fuse or discount one of the battery leads. Hope that helps! 👍

[@kingemordi1136]

My goodness! To think that I've been so bothered for nothing. This is pure 'ingenuity' from Honda. Forget about time and dates, we're back to the Stone age friends!

[@williamcalbert2645]

I have a 2007 Honda CRV and I am having the same problem, thanks posting.

[@nguoiphunuoclapsaulidi6829]

Haha i thought I am only one. Welcome to club. Happy 2022 we are getting younger.

[@bruce_1986]

I have the same exact issue with my 2008 Honda Pilot. Glad I saw this video and read the comments. I was going crazy trying to adjust the clock. So it will magically fix itself sometime in September 2022. Some how it sounds too good to be true.

[@bruce_1986]

My clock auto reset to the correct time on 8/17/2022. It’s a miracle because it was beginning to become annoying looking at the wrong time.

[@TJsVette]

This is the response I got from honda We value you as a Honda customer and appreciate the opportunity to respond to your concern. On behalf of American Honda Motor Co., Inc., we apologize for the circumstances which prompted you to reach out to us. We appreciate your feedback and thank you for bringing your concern(s) to our attention. Upon further review of the circumstances related to the inability to adjust the calendar/clock, we have confirmed that the issue is related to the navigation system’s internal calendar/clock. We have also confirmed that the internal calendar/clock issue is temporary, and the navigation system will auto correct itself after the summer of 2022. We ask that you wait until September 2022, after which you will be able to manually adjust the calendar/clock to your preferred time. We appreciate your patience and understanding with this matter.

[@pepperwilliams4303]

September 2022!😳

[@RumHam1017]

TJ thanks for looking out! Honda - 🤣🤦‍♂️👎🤬

[@Dianeamico]

Are you kidding me? Honda doesn't want to send out a fix and do a recall for this so we all have to wait till September 2022? Unacceptable!

[@TJsVette]

@@Dianeamico exactly what I said

[@julybutterfly]

Well that's a bunch of class A bullshit! Nope, I don't need to know the time between now and September 2022 at all! Smdh!!! Thanks for sharing this!

[@fmorell6]

2006 Civic ex having the same issue. Good to know I'm not alone. Just chatted online with Honda and received the same lame response. ".....it will autocorrect in August 2022" hahahaha

[@Patricio24601]

I have the same issue in my 2008 Ridgeline. Thank you for confirming that I am not insane.

[@craigniermann7549]

Bet Toyota doesn’t have this problem, wow Honda! Seriously this is the best you can do?? My ‘08 Civic SI has same issue. I even reset by pulling the positive post office the battery reset to the 4-digit code (for a hard reboot), but that didn’t help.

[@ruben79nyc]

My 2008 Honda Civic is doing the same. Hopefully that fix comes sooner than later.

[@tomborden1624]

OK, nice to know my 2009 Honda Element EX radio is not alone. Sounds like the Twilight Zone is alive and well. Even more so since Honda has identified the problem and says, "Wait 'til September 2022."! The clock issue may trace back two decades but the customer service attitude dates back to 1960! Time to switch brands.

[@aaronleewright33]

Our 2011 Honda Pilot is doing the same thing since the new year. Urgh!! All the technology and Honda can't even provide a basic clock to be correct. Lol

[@anny9345]

So it’s now past the time they said it would self fix and while the fix did fix itself, the calendar is still stuck in 2003 :/ is this the same for everyone else?

[@kristinaleist4156]

Yes, it sucks, because DST has to be set manually. It thinks it's August 2003. Car wasn't even built until 2008. 😅

[@cathyhagmeier8487]

This is so on the money with my 2011 Ridgeline

[@MarciYeater]

I am also having the same issue. 2004 Honda Civic. Same GPS/Radio system. Mine is stuck at 1:00. Jan 1, 2002 lol

[@ikillzuepicly316]

Same here but mine is a 2007

[@MiguelHernandez-ou1bc]

Lol. Each time I turn my 2011 Civic on. The navigation tells me it’s 7:57 and January 1, 2002

[@wallycash4632]

I’m also having the same issue 4:00 🕓 January 1 2002

[@justrees4929]

This happened 2 weeks after I bought my used CRV. Lucky me 😂 Am I the only one who is skeptical about it magically fixing itself in August? If it does, I'll eat my words, but I fail to see how it will just all of a sudden BAM! be just fine 🙄

[@aexiy]

ofc it's not going to just fix itself. they're going to send out an update.

[@FlaNative3]

The update is September not August

[@tenhendee5479]

Same here in Europe, 2007 CRV, 2:00 Clock by starting the car. Maybe Hondas contract with the GPS owners ( US Military ) is outdated and not renewed now. Or the " best before date" is over - the cars should be and will be soon electronically scrapped ; )

[@greghamilton7599]

My 2005 Honda CRV started doing the same thing at the first of the year.

[@judywilson1388]

my 2010 honda civic is showing 2002 year and 400 time to the clock ever since the new year began. It has got to be somerhing that honda can do to correct this issue.It is very annoying. I went by the honda dealership and ask someone to see if they could reset it for me and they could not. They wanted me to do a diagnostic test to check it and charge me $79.95 plus whatever it took to fix it. They didnt know why it would not reset.I told him no thank you and left after i told him thank you for trying to help me

[@kahujeff]

Honda USA has to do better. There must be a way to prevent Honda owners from losing their minds waiting for that clock to reset itself. Give us real solutions.

[@evajoo6318]

2006 Honda hybrid clock’s doing the same thing. Keep us posted on the fix please.

[@MarcG7424]

2010 Odyssey Touring here sorry to say I'm glad it's not just me otherwise nothing would be done about it at all

[@johnjoyce8361]

It’s happening to Honda’s and Acura’s. Honda released statement saying they are aware of problem and are trying to come up with a fix

[@S0l0X]

Where did they release that statement? Can you provide a link for me. Same issue for my moms Honda 2010 Odyssey… :(

[@kamz2374]

My 07 odyssey won't let me set time either. It's currently stuck 1hr ahead. No matter what I do it won't change

[@atomicforcegaming2867]

07 Acura TSX. Good to know they are on it. I like asking the nice lady what time it is. 😆

[@mareo0o100]

I Was Thinking Only My Honda CR-V 2011 in Germany have this Problem😂 Now I Can Sleep deeply.😔

[@doctorimanehassan]

My CRV 2010 clock did that too .. The clock fixed by itself august but the date is still wrong now it is jan6 2003

[@scwagand]

Mine did the same thing and I can't figure out how to fix it. Mine is stuck at Jan 1 2002 and the time is 3:00 every time I start my vehicle.

[@salimsopari]

we have a 2008 civic and 2007 crv and both cars have this same problem everytime we start it says Jan 1 2002 4am...... how do i fix it?? from the description here it says we have to wait until august 2022???? what??

[@jefftuckercfii]

Just saw this, and I have a 2010 CR-V with the same problem. Started acting up beginning of January. Clock shows January 1, 2002 and 1:00 (actually starts at 12:00 then jumps an hour for DST adjustment). It's not the GPS because when I go to diagnostic mode the GPS shows the proper time as reported by the satellite constellation. WTF, Honda?

[@carlesvf6962]

My 2007Honda CR-V is doing exactly the same since New's year day. I can't solve the problem and a clock is necessary for me. I don't know what to do.

[@goodtimestv9690]

My 2011 CRV exl doing the same thing A little different mind letting me go up on the time but nothing saves… But 4 o’clock 2002 it says

[@esmeraldaflores9671]

Do you know how to fix the clock if it doesn't have the navigation cd? I don't have a "More" button to click on.

[@RaveeMattRavee]

My 06 civic still says 2003 calendar wise but at least the time is right😂 I’ve accepted its not gunna change

[@cocochanel1399]

2010 CRV Nav: version 1.91.03 / database 6.81A. Trying to correct date, but I don’t have the “GPS send time” option under “functional setup”. Only have: mic level, demo mode and save users memory. Any ideas ?

[@kristinaleist4156]

I have the set button, but it doesn't save anyway. It even beeps like it is saving. 🙄

[@mrmaxgain]

BTW, all this happened at the start of the new year! HOW ABOUT YOU? WHEN DID IT HAPPEN TO YOU?

[@cameren2111]

Same! I'm stuck in 2002 on January 1st in my 2010 honda odyssey. I have 2 clocks one on the screen and one right next to it. The one on the screen is way off and the one next to it is an hour ahead.

[@daria26eva]

So is there any way to fix this?? It’s so annoying that I don’t have the correct date and time and I’m constantly having to look at my watch

[@stanimal8]

I have this same annoying problem on my 2009 Fit Sport with NAV. Hope Honda can come up with a solution soon.

[@Zaiichik]

Same problem with CRV 2008 in France. According to Honda Europe it's an satellite issue, should be sold in August 2022. Just wait 😊

[@gbaker6478]

Funny how all of a sudden I'm a bit relieved seeing this, not really. I changed out my battery back in December 2022, all my stuff was still there, the time, radio stations, date, weird since the battery had been out for over an hour. The next day the clock said 4:00, I didn't catch it until I got back in after grabbing food and starting my 2010 crv. It was 4:00, wtf, I checked my phone, it was 5:00 so I tried to change the time just like the video and got the same results. I thought I fried something, NOPE, thanks I appreciate the fact that this isn't my fault but Honda come on, really.

[@TheRealLaughingGravy]

Some reports said this would automatically fix itself in August. Well, it's August 1, and it's still broken. I guess we have to wait for September now.

[@xk7111]

My 2008 Accord EX-L same issue. Stuck in daylights saving time.

[@eriksalgadoalvarez2546]

I’m thinking restarting the whole battery maybe ima go to a radio shop soon. Keep me posted bro

[@leftlane1405]

Already tried unplugging the battery. Made no difference. After the rest I had to put the radio code. Clock still defaults to 4:00. It’s a software glitch linked to GPS DVD. As far as I know they don’t make updates to this DVD. Let’s hope they will put a recall on it, but it’s not a safety issue so who knows.

[@chargerman100]

Mine stuck at 12:00. Same thing won’t change. 2008 Pilot

[@Railfreight37]

No fix available yet! Don't waste your time doing anything yet ! Wait for future updates!

[@dalehall2993]

Join the crowd..2011 navi ex-l honda crv owner..

[@rockfishmiller]

How do i get the screen to show just time and not maps? Just bought a 2014 today.

[@kawaiifive-o]

Okay, so I am not crazy that my 2008 Civic Si's clock is experiencing a "we didn't think you'd still be driving a car that Honda built to last and outlive even you." Mine says 3:00.

[@dianamartinez870]

Mine is an hour ahead and is stuck in 2002. I thought it was because I havent drove it for like a week lol. Well if anybody figures out how to fix it let me know please.

[@laserman132]

Talked to a dealer yesterday the update to fix will automatically download sometime in August from satellite. Their is nothing you can do.

[@austinbalkcum7305]

My 2011 cr-z did this in the middle of driving on Dec 31, 2021 hours before the new year. Every time I edit the clock, it won't stay stored when I turn the car back on.

[@violetmcwhirk6475]

Anyone find a fix for this? I tried replacing my fuse and still nothing

[@zoioilazoi]

I have the same problem. I fixed by remove my battery + at exactly 1 o’clock then clock work find after that. Since when you put positive back lock switch to 1 automatically good luck

[@marioreyes4665]

Same here, we need to by the 2021 turquoise DVD map update for U.S.

[@ils1174]

I got the new DVD it didn't fix the problem? Did yours fix the probem?

[@angiemorales1025]

Where do you see that it will fix it self?

[@Kingshadyi.]

Is Also related to all the front speakers doesn't work because of that cause they changed two more speakers and still the same issue every time you reset the time it goes back to whatever date it wants to go back to so it's weird I think we should just upgrade the system get another screen

[@dermothill8504]

Were you just pressing hours and mins randomly or is there a sequence

[@TheRealLaughingGravy]

I think he's just showing that no matter what he does, the clock resets to the wrong time immediately.

[@eliehanna4327]

I started having the same Problem beginning 1/1/2022 Please help!

[@arthurrobinson3650]

Mine is stuck at the same time ..honda said it was a satellite issue they are a where of the issue

[@luismercado7773]

Wow i own a 2009 Honda odyssey and I thought I was the only one! It happened randomly about 2 weeks ago

[@SerchGarzaOficial]

I am in Mexico and I have the same problem with my 2007 Honda Civic. Does anyone know if Honda has already issued a statement about this problem?

[@duckyt9369]

Oh my! I got a new battery a couple of weeks ago, and have had this problem ever since. Honda could not even come up with the correct code for the radio. I own a 2006 Accord with NAV. If you get a new battery, make sure you know the radio and NAV codes.

[@MartianRacing]

Unless the radio has been changed, the codes are on the side of the glove box.

[@nickruales6798]

Brooo thank you been tryna find an answer foreverrr. Kinda annoying how we have to wait such a long time that’s 2 thirds of a year 🤢 but it is what it is

[@ChuckColin1616]

My Acura RDX is having similar issues. The navigation system is not allowing me to change the time and it is about 25 minutes behind. @Acura

[@mz7208]

Happened 2-3 weeks ago to my Acura CSX. Battery disconnect did not change it. Clock resets to 4:00 everytime I start the car. Even rebooted Navi system. No luck. Glad it's just not me.

[@jefftuckercfii]

This past year I spent over $100.00 for the latest and final NAVI disk update for my 2010 CR-V. It really didn't update anything that I can see, nothing new in the maps around Las Vegas even though there has been huge growth in the area, many new roads and housing developments, highways, etc. Was disappointed, but now my clock is off as of Jan 1 2022 as I mentioned in an earlier comment and resets itself every time I shut the car off. Really, Honda? I'm going to have to wait until August 2022? I can't believe you can't fix this now.

[@tinasimmons5596]

Will you like to sell the navi disk

[@gatrhumpy]

This is a programming issue with the internal code. No way to fix it until August.

[@to_hakopian]

Mine is doing the same thing and I'm so frustrated that I can't fix it.

[@ralphyounes3428]

2002 11 am but I don't have the button to reset what I can do?

[@wallycash4632]

Thanks 🙏

[@CheCheSmith]

Some one on KZbin said removing negative terminal of battery at 12:59 and plugging terminal back at 1 will bandaid the clock

[@razzmatazz1991]

How do you change the date?

[@JasonSmith-zu3rn]

A few of my customers and my uncle have this car they drove me nuts. I'm telling them! That honda is doing service to the satellite or GPS system they can't believe it! People who used to ride donkeys now driving cars with GPS.

[@nikosmanios6063]

Ok. I can report some news. This problem it’s been noticed by Honda . Forget your clock up to August 2022. This bug named Y2K22. They also report that bug comes from Microsoft ..

[@danielochoa630]

Es enserio

[@kevinestrada6346]

I see everyone noticing that there is a problem that we all have, but is there a solution tho?

[@KPHVAC]

I'm disconnecting my battery for a minute right at 12:59. I will hook it back up exactly at 1pm. This should at least make the clock match the real time!!

[@nalivay4168]

Here because of same issue since the new year!

[@DannyAlcidesHenriquezCamilo]

I have a HONDA CRV 2008 and I have the same problem, it automatically puts itself to the date of may 2002 and the time at 4pm.

[@philipgraham6980]

Having same problem on my 2009 CRV except mine resets to 1.00. I have spoken to Honda UK all they say is they are trying to get a fix. But I understand that it will fix itself in August 2022. (Dont ask). I also understand the problem is global.

[@justomatias5697]

Does anyone know why I can’t click on the option “MORE” after clicking on SET UP?

[@martynarchenoul548]

Same on my 2008 EX CRV 🇬🇧

[@eriksalgadoalvarez2546]

Same thing started to happen to mine a few days ago bro

[@BrinaBaby03]

Same!!

[@johnludwig2446]

Having same issues with 2007 CRV clock stuck on 1:23PM January 1, 2002. Dealership say Honda is working on the problem.

[@kimkim8281]

Having same problem since January 1, 2022 . Displays 4:00 . Thought it was SiriusXM satellite issue . It’s a Honda issue .

[@johnbayliss1098]

2011 RIDGE LINE PLEASE FIX THE CALENDAR

[@philipgraham6980]

Any Honda crv owners here that can advise me on how to fix the blind on the rear roof glass, it seems to have become unattached from the cable that closes it so is permantly open. Any advice would be much appreciated.

[@donalddoan3092]

Same problem with my 2010 Ridegline. The clock in the nav is 3 hours behind the time displayed on the radio display which is actually 1 hour behind the correct time.

[@kenwilkerson7909]

Nothing can be done manually until satellite fix is repaired by Honda. I have tried everything by the manual to set clock and date and it just goes back to a wrong time and January 1 2022

[@danielochoa630]

Exactamente esto me pasa y no se que hacer 😔

[@Raygan_k95]

My 2009 Honda Civic hybrid is doing the same thing. It’s stuck at 3:20 Jan. 1, 2002 since New Years

[@BrinaBaby03]

Mine too every time I turn off car turn it back on it’s Jan 1 2002 3:00pm!!!

[@Desaura]

Why in the title does it say "fix" when there's no fix?.....click bait?

[@mrmaxgain]

My 2010 Honda Civic does the same thing except it's Jan 1st, 2020 at 1pm. I turned off the GPS and the day light savings adjustment off, then adjusted the time manually. Apparently, Honda didn't have a time keeping device in the navigation system, once the ignition is turned off and you turn the ignition back on, time and date revert to the last adjusted time.

[@mrmaxgain]

I was wrong. The year is stuck on 2001, not 2020.

[@maricruzbadillo5409]

Same thing going on with my mom car it went from 2022 to 2002 🤣 time won’t change at all it only stays at 12. Hopefully they fix it because my mom going crazy