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I just bought a second hand Sony Xplod from a wrecker for my daily. I've hooked it up an all is working fine. The only problem is I can't work out how to change the time on the clock. The model is a CDX GT700UI. I've looked up sony and googled the model for a manual with no luck. Can anyone help me?
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Changing the time on a Sony Xplod stereo
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