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Old 06-23-2015, 06:58 PM
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I think the discrepancy comes from whether the vehicle has navigation or not.

This is how it works on my 2008 W164, YMMV...

My vehicle has navigation, so it automatically sets itself. The time zone offset is all you can change. It defaults to US Central - perhaps an homage to its birthplace?

I have yet to drive it across a time zone boundary yet. Our Pilot had navigation and once when we drove to Alabama, it automatically rolled back an hour at the exact instant we crossed the GA-AL line.

If you don't have navigation then you have to go into the console menu with the steering wheel buttons to set it.
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