Shortly after DST began in March (which the car takes care of by automatically resetting the clock to the correct time) I noticed the time was set back to standard time. Pressing the clock reset buttons makes lines appear in the display, but the time does not change. Most of the time it is off by one hour (set at ST when it should read DST) but several times, when I was driving, the hour digit was flashing back and forth between the correct number and the wrong number in one or two second intervals (3...4...3...4...3...4...).
I have not taken the car in for repairs yet for the infotainment system (so many problems...), since new issues keep cropping up every couple of weeks. At some point I will have to shell out big bucks to replace the unit or at least the computer that controls it. I will probably do that just before I put the car on Craig's List, as soon as I can afford to buy a Toyota.
A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
Shortly after DST began in March (which the car takes care of by automatically resetting the clock to the correct time) I noticed the time was set back to standard time. Pressing the clock reset buttons makes lines appear in the display, but the time does not change. Most of the time it is off by one hour (set at ST when it should read DST) but several times, when I was driving, the hour digit was flashing back and forth between the correct number and the wrong number in one or two second intervals (3...4...3...4...3...4...).
I have not taken the car in for repairs yet for the infotainment system (so many problems...), since new issues keep cropping up every couple of weeks. At some point I will have to shell out big bucks to replace the unit or at least the computer that controls it. I will probably do that just before I put the car on Craig's List, as soon as I can afford to buy a Toyota.
- third wheel, Salem, US