Adjusting the clock in a car for BST
In my old Citroen it was easy, one button to change the hour, one to change the minute. Last year I bought a Mercedes and now have to spend ages scrolling through menus to find the clock adjustment screen. When I'm there I seem to always manage to exit before saving or jumping forward to the next screen as it's all controlled using buttons on the steering wheel. Role on 6 months and I've forgotten what to do.

Suppose I could look in the manual.
( herd of chickens First part only £1.99 and comes with a free, Fri 2 Mar 2012, 15:50, 9 replies)

I'd expect a Mercedes to change itself.

(Me, I'm not... in any way intoxicated, Fri 2 Mar 2012, 16:21, closed)

Mercedes used to send a nice man out to adjust mine.

( Airman Gabber Living life like a 70's BBC presenter, Fri 2 Mar 2012, 16:26, closed)

My Mitsubishi changes itself.
A Merc should do.
( Mrs Entity is in hiding., Fri 2 Mar 2012, 17:53, closed)

Should do
But doesn't. You can change the suspension, the gear change settings, lower the rear headrests from the dashboard, run an engine diagnostic check and do a million other things but I'd give it all for a feckin clock that changes itself
( herd of chickens First part only £1.99 and comes with a free, Fri 2 Mar 2012, 20:05, closed)

It's probably convoluted enough to stop you doing it while driving.
Like I do in my astra.
( Slippery Mick ‏, Fri 2 Mar 2012, 16:47, closed)

is that so you think you have travelled backwards/forwards in time?
( Phil McCavity, Fri 2 Mar 2012, 16:49, closed)

It's the only travelling that bucket of shit is capable of these days.

( Slippery Mick ‏, Fri 2 Mar 2012, 16:51, closed)

role roll
Well, it gets on my nerves anyway.
( P-MONKE We're all fucked, Sat 3 Mar 2012, 9:56, closed)

Your correction is valid
Consider my bottom spanked
( herd of chickens First part only £1.99 and comes with a free, Sat 3 Mar 2012, 10:27, closed)