Does anybody have an idea as to where it's located?

I had an aftermarket head unit fitted and the clocks (digital & analogue) are both out.

cheers

as far as I know the analog clock is set by the radio if the radio has been removed then the clock can not set a time

When you pull the fuse for the clock it resets back to 12 - so do it at 12 noon or 12 midnight and your clock will then be right. I don't know were the fuse is myself and never really bothered to look for it as the time is displayed on my aftermarket head unit. Also I keep forgetting about it until its after 12

I think the analogue clock is set by the original radio, and if you've removed it the clock will start at 12 and run as normal for as long as the ignition is on, after that it will just reset to 12 every time.

I'm not absolutely sure on those facts but if you pm Haylands he should be able to set you right (no pun intended) as he did an aftermarket installation in his Range Rover.

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Cheers,

I've had all of the clock/radio fuses out and it doesn't make any difference

Yes it's an aftermarket unit, was wondering if disconnecting the battery might be an option?

not my project but there maybe a fix for this soon for all aftermarket unit's that can no longer set the clock, i will let the owner of the project know about this thread so please keep checking from time to time

Thanks Lukie, much appreciated