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Ford Fusion 2005 Radio/CD clock

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Clock loses a few minutea a week

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    On 12/24/2024 at 6:20 PM, GEECEE said:

    Clock loses a few minutea a week

    Are you parking the car uphill ?

    Park it facing downhill to speed the clock up 🤣

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    • Haha 2

    Is this a Sony or Visteon ?

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    We're used to clocks being radio controlled or connected to the internet nowadays.  Standalone clocks never keep perfect time.

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    1 hour ago, TomsFocus said:

    We're used to clocks being radio controlled or connected to the internet nowadays.  Standalone clocks never keep perfect time.

    Even FM RDS radios of old usually get a built in time signal...

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    1 hour ago, StephenFord said:

    Even FM RDS radios of old usually get a built in time signal...

    I've never had a car clock that hasn't lost a few minutes by the time it needs changing for BST every 6 months.  Even GPS models didn't use GPS time signal for the clock.  Always frustrated me as they obviously have a time input available.

    The very latest Fords (Mk4 Focus/Mk8 Fiesta) do now get a time signal so should keep correct.

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    The clock on the Sony in my '08 Focus loses time when set from the radio, but is OK if set from the steering column switch/dash display....

    Work that one out.... 

    23 hours ago, TomsFocus said:

    I've never had a car clock that hasn't lost a few minutes.....

    Clock in my '79 Capri was fine.....

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