08 Tahoe clock adding an hour

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@TanklessPro, if there is a way to check or set the date, look for that. Not sure if it would be automatic but, if not, it could have reverted to the wrong date (and year), like some time during DST.
 
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@TanklessPro, if there is a way to check or set the date, look for that. Not sure if it would be automatic but, if not, it could have reverted to the wrong date (and year), like some time during DST.
No date option. I went through the compass and nav settings and everything was fine.
 

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My 2008 Yukon SLT w/ nav did this as well. I was able to update the time but as soon as I turned the car off then back on, the time would revert to the original time. I learned to live with the clock being wrong for a portion of each year!!
 

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well you would probably have to ask the dealer that's where I would start and it's probably not going to be free unless you have some kind of warranty covering it, otherwise find out your specific radio/nav part number and start looking around online, there may be cheaper options, personally that was the first thing I yanked from my truck, out of date pos.....
 

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@TanklessPro, if there is a way to check or set the date, look for that. Not sure if it would be automatic but, if not, it could have reverted to the wrong date (and year), like some time during DST.
I have this same issue... GPS Coverage area screen on the nav says that the truck is in CST land, but we are really out here in California, which makes the time 2 hours off. Tried disconnecting GPS antenna, re-start, stop, re-connect as suggested elsewhere but no luck. Tried the hidden Nav screen to manually set the time to proper, but within a few minutes it reverts to 2 hours off. Open to other suggestions. For real. Thanks...
 

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This is kind of curious. I recently - within the past 3 weeks - installed a Kenwood aftermarket radio in my Hoe, and just the other day noticed that the time was about 20 min fast. I know I set it correctly when I installed it (****, OCD, whatever), so I went ahead and reset it. It went immediately back to the wrong time. Digging through the menus I was able to turn off the "automatic time sync" and then was able to set and keep the correct time. Some of that automatic stuff is just wrong.
 

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