Honda navigation update
Meanwhile, the UK spokesperson doesn’t provide an exact timeline for the fix, but says that the “Honda technical department are currently working on this” and that “a service bulletin will be issued to our dealers from Honda UK on how to fix this.”Īccording to Jalopnik, it’s possible that the issue could be caused by a coding complication. The problem might be related to a coding oversightĪ post on the CR-V Owners forum shows a more detailed response from both Honda in the US and the UK, with the US representative noting that drivers could experience the issue from January to August 2022 and that the system will “auto-correct” itself after this period. “We are currently investigating this issue to determine possible countermeasures and have no additional details to share at this time.” “American Honda is aware of a potential concern related to the clock display on certain older Acura and Honda models equipped with navigation systems,” Honda spokesperson Chris Naughton told The Verge.
Some users mention that the separate radio clock shows an incorrect time as well, and even if they attempt to manually tweak the time and date, the system doesn’t appear to save those changes. No matter the year or model, the Y2K22 problem manifests itself in the same way - the date shown on the navigation system has been reverted to the year 2002 and displays a time that’s several hours off. It’s not clear exactly which years are affected, but judging by user reports, it looks like the issue is prevalent in models released from 2006 to 2014 in the US, Canada, and the UK. ) Thousands of us need a software update! /BSGCaxnMmx- Sumner Hushing January 4, 2022Īs spotted by Jalopnik, reports of digital clock issues have been popping up in Honda and Acura forums all over the internet, with the issue only affecting older vehicles with navigation. 32-bit signed integer overflow of yymmddHHMM? Would unsigned int fix it? This is time-critical. My 2007 CR-V clock now useless in 2022 resets to 2:00 MST on after every startup.