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    How to set e36 1998 318i

    how do i set the clock in my 1998 318i

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    what computer does it have

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    Manual...

    if ya have the manual the instructions are in there... if not... i think i remember

    with key IN position 0 or 1 hold "set" key til the colon ( : ) flashes

    then hit hour or minute key until it reads the desired time, when done hit set again
    First Bimmer oct 2006 (1998 318i)

    all advice welcome...

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    7 button on board computer:

    1.Hold down the HR/DAT button for 3 seconds. The time will begin flashing.

    2. Now use the h/DAT and min/DAT buttons to adjust the minutes and hours on the display.

    3. You can also press the °C/°F button at this time to change between 24-hour display, and 12 hour (AM/PM) display. (this is an undocumented feature.)

    4. Press SET to save the time.

    5. Now you can input the date using the same h/DAT and min/DAT buttons. Press SET again, then you can input the year, and finally press SET one last time.

    For an 11/18 button OBC hold down TIME for 2 seconds, use the 1, 10, 100, and 1000 buttons to adjust the clock, then hold down TIME again to save your settings..

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    Thanks for posting this info. I've been trying to figure out how to switch back to AM/PM from military time. Very helpful!

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    I've been trying to fix the 12 hour for days now, thanks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Justin e36 View Post
    7 button on board computer:

    1.Hold down the HR/DAT button for 3 seconds. The time will begin flashing.

    2. Now use the h/DAT and min/DAT buttons to adjust the minutes and hours on the display.

    3. You can also press the °C/°F button at this time to change between 24-hour display, and 12 hour (AM/PM) display. (this is an undocumented feature.)

    4. Press SET to save the time.

    5. Now you can input the date using the same h/DAT and min/DAT buttons. Press SET again, then you can input the year, and finally press SET one last time.

    For an 11/18 button OBC hold down TIME for 2 seconds, use the 1, 10, 100, and 1000 buttons to adjust the clock, then hold down TIME again to save your settings..

    THANK YOU; that military time display was driving me nuts! No one (not even mechanics!) knew how to fix...so, again, many thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Justin e36 View Post
    7 button on board computer:

    1.Hold down the HR/DAT button for 3 seconds. The time will begin flashing.

    2. Now use the h/DAT and min/DAT buttons to adjust the minutes and hours on the display.

    3. You can also press the °C/°F button at this time to change between 24-hour display, and 12 hour (AM/PM) display. (this is an undocumented feature.)

    4. Press SET to save the time.

    5. Now you can input the date using the same h/DAT and min/DAT buttons. Press SET again, then you can input the year, and finally press SET one last time.
    Finally! ...No more military time. THANK U

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