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It is hiding inside the fuel tank, and the fuel tank has to be removed to get to it. What makes you think it needs changing? Did you test the pressure?
Start car. Press config button on radio. Then press clock icon should be in top right corner. This should bring up clock set menu. Adjust clock to the correct time.
In order to set the clock, you must go to the menu-main on your display where the radio is, go to setup, scroll to clock, and follow the prompts to set time. Once you've set it, click ok or done, and your display will adjust to the time you've set.
in dash radio has settings options....scroll to set time and set it as normal. when you confirm time and exit out the dash clock will adjust to time you set
The lines should be differant sizes.. Did you check it? Ther should be a diagram on the cover over your radiator showing you the set up.. Hope this helps..
This is a common problem with all cars and trucks with airbags, it is caused by the rotating contact under the steering wheel we call the clock-spring, why this name? because that is what it looks like, the coil turns with the wheel to provide a solid contact with the airbag and other steering wheel related functions such as the radio or horn and cruise in many cases.
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