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Depends on the radio.
General idea is this:
turn radio power off on face of radio. Clock should show.
push button such as SET / CLOCK / TIME
push other button HOUR MIN up down seek scan ff rew (one button will control hour other button will control minute)
turn radio power back on. clock should remain set.

push clock button top right your hour should blink then use your radio tuning knob to adjust hrs. push clock button again to switch to minutes and use tuning knob again to adjust minutes once set just press the clock button to enter

The problem sounds like the battery has run down. Even though the ignition is off, things like clocks and the radio draw small amounts of power to retain their settings, and the instrument cluster doesn't draw as much power as the starter. It usually takes about a month or so to drain the battery. Try jump starting the car, or put it on a battery charger for a while.

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The radio must be turned off to set the clock. Then push the small set button and go up or down with the radio search buttons.

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The radio must be turned off to set the clock. then push small set button and go up or down with the radio search buttons.

Push clock button down and use seek and tune to adjust time

For the clock: Turn the radio on Push and hold in the clock button And push the seek button (left) for hours And push the seek button (right) for minutes There is no AM or PM
For the radio: Find a radio station on the radio Push one of the selector buttons on the radio and hold it down for about 10 seconds and release That's all it takes You should have 5 buttons for AM And 5 buttons for FM-1 And 5 buttons for FM-2

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Usually on older AC-Delco/Remy Radio, press the "set" button and it will take you back to the radio station frequency, then push the left knob inward, then it will take you back to the time again. Before the "set" mode ceases, use the seek and scan buttons to change the minute and hour for the time, until you get to the time you want.


Other models will have the "set" button being a small almost hidden button, you can use a paper clip pin end to depress. Which will initiate the "set" mode, then you can push in the left or right knobs and the time mode will come on. Then using seek rocker switch or the seek and scan buttons the time minutes and hours will start to change.


The last type is where you have to either hold down the set button then use the seek and scan buttons or you have to hold down the set button for about 4 seconds then the clock will go into a blinking or set display mode, for which you can use either the knobs or the seek and scan buttons to produce minute and hour change display on your clock.



Try these methods. I know on older GM vehicles with AC Delco/Remy type radios/stereos, usually there is a "set" button for setting your favorite radio stations to instant numbered buttons, usually up to four or five of them. This same "set" button can be used to set the time. But when you hit the "set" button it will take you to the radio station frequency, not the time. That is when you press in the left knob or sometimes the right knob, and the time display will come on, while it is still in the set mode. Then you can press on the seek and scan buttons, one of them will change your minutes the other one will change your hours, for your clock display time. When you reach the correct time you desire, then hit the "set" button again, which will turn off the set mode. Your clock should start working normally, starting from the time you've set

Did you read your owners manual? Not sure what kind of radio it has, but most of the ford radios from this era work like this: Hold down the clock button then ussually if you push seek down it will advance the hours, and if you push seek up it will advance the minutes.