Both clocks jumped up 30 minutes overnight

Saturday, I installed a new Kenwood DPX300U head unit and got in my truck this morning and both the head unit clock and the standard truck clock had jumped up about 30 minutes. I thought I was going to be late to work until I checked my phone.

Anyone know why it would have done this?

 

.. nothing would have done this, short of a time-travel jump. Sorry, but you ain't no Doctor Who

The stereo clock and the clock on the low dash are entirely independent of each other. My guess? You took a quick look at your watch/phone whatever - misread the time, set one clock, and then set the other clock by the other clock. Voila.. your error.

 

My Mazda3 used to do this. Never figured out why, wasnt a charge issue cause it would do it while driving...almost made me miss the ferry a few times

I blamed FoMoCo and changed the radio out.

 

Power was probably disconnected at some point at 1130. Then it reset to 1200. ???

 

Bad mojo sell the truck.

 

hey, Mine did this EXACT thing today...
I disconnected the battery to reset a loose gas cap Check engine light...
I reconnected the batter and then set the clock on the truck and the radio...This was at 1 pm. I ran the truck for a few minutes to make sure everything was ok and then shut the truck off...

At 3pm I got in the truck, started it up and the truck radio and after market Kendwood head unit were both read 3:30...It definitely was ahead 30 minutes....Very bizarre!

 

Y2K

 

Aliens

 

Are you in Newfoundland ?

 

I'm guessing it might be a Kenwood thing after the negative cable is reattached to the battery. So far so good since then. Maybe all the planets aligned that evening.