How to Set the Clock / Change Time on a 1991 Toyota Corolla LE 1.6L 4 Cyl.
Toyota Corolla Model Years - 1990, 1991, 1992
Set Clock - How to adjust the time on your vehicle's clock
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Is the clock in your 1991 Toyota Corolla slow or fast? Learn how to toggle through the correct menu items to set the time correctly in your Toyota. You will see whether your Toyota needs to be turned on and how to navigate to the clock settings and accurately set the time in this free how-to video for a 1991 Toyota Corolla.
In some vehicles, you must use the buttons on the steering wheel to toggle through menus in the dashboard, where the speedometer is, to adjust the time. When you change the time this way, the other clocks on top of the dashboard and on the radio display will update automatically too. Some vehicles with analog clocks adjust the time in the analog clock separately from the clock in the radio. Many newer vehicles make it so you cannot change the time unless you deselect the automatic time option in the entertainment system.
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