Scan Seek feature

On the factory radio you need to use the seek (minutes) and scan (hours)...you need to turn the power off to the radio only...Press clock button, then move up and down using seek/scan...Should be in your owners manual too. Hope this helps.

If it is the factory Delco/GM radio, should work something like this.

Turn the truck on (does'nt have to be running just accesories on), turn the radio power off (turn volume knob all the way left till off, or power button off depending on the radio). I believe there are two buttons on the front next to each other, seek/scan maybe? Press and hold to change the time. One does hours, one does minutes.

Not familiar with Audi but most have a SCAN button and a SEEK button , seek is what you want to use.

Is it stuck with a spilled soft drink or is the radio just locked in the seek / scan mode? If the button is stuck with a beverage residue, try using a q-tip dipped in water to soften the goo. The button should eventually work out. Don't over do the water as it can harm the radio if it weeps inside the cabinet.

Push the set button and then use the seek and scan buttons to increment hour and minutes.Scan is hours and seek is minutes.Sometimes the radio has to be off and sometimes it can be on.Hope this helps.Good luck.

turn off the radio... press "SET" button... "SCAN" button changes hours and "SEEK" changes mintues

Usually on older AC-Delco/Remy Radio, press the "set" button and it will take you back to the radio station frequency, then push the left knob inward, then it will take you back to the time again. Before the "set" mode ceases, use the seek and scan buttons to change the minute and hour for the time, until you get to the time you want.


Other models will have the "set" button being a small almost hidden button, you can use a paper clip pin end to depress. Which will initiate the "set" mode, then you can push in the left or right knobs and the time mode will come on. Then using seek rocker switch or the seek and scan buttons the time minutes and hours will start to change.


The last type is where you have to either hold down the set button then use the seek and scan buttons or you have to hold down the set button for about 4 seconds then the clock will go into a blinking or set display mode, for which you can use either the knobs or the seek and scan buttons to produce minute and hour change display on your clock.



Try these methods. I know on older GM vehicles with AC Delco/Remy type radios/stereos, usually there is a "set" button for setting your favorite radio stations to instant numbered buttons, usually up to four or five of them. This same "set" button can be used to set the time. But when you hit the "set" button it will take you to the radio station frequency, not the time. That is when you press in the left knob or sometimes the right knob, and the time display will come on, while it is still in the set mode. Then you can press on the seek and scan buttons, one of them will change your minutes the other one will change your hours, for your clock display time. When you reach the correct time you desire, then hit the "set" button again, which will turn off the set mode. Your clock should start working normally, starting from the time you've set

does it have a set button? Try holding the set button and pushing seek and scan.

...push the "set" button then push the "seek" or "scan" button within 5 seconds of pushing the "set" button. Either the seek or scan button will adjust the hour and of course the other one will set the minutes...Just play with it and it's easy once you know how to get the time display to adjust.

Step 11Seek and Scan buttons Press and hold the SEEK and bottom SCAN buttons until "1000" appears, this should just be a few seconds. Step 222Release the buttons and in put the code using the radio buttons. For example if your code is 1933, press the "1" button one time, then the "2" button 9 times, the "3" button 3 times and the "4" button 3 times. Step 33Then press and hold again the SEEK and bottom SCAN until the word SAFE appears. Step 44Release the buttons and the radio should start playing.