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The only way this is possible is if you have the NAV equipped Odyssey. You can go over the large sticky related to the date/clock woes of NAV equipped odysseys.
If you do not have a NAV ody, private message me and I will reopen this thread. We are not allowing the known date/clock related threads over here as there is a single mega thread on this issue and a fix in it.
And no. Neither the NAV equipped, nor the non-NAV equipped Odyssey clocks have a battery backed power source. Leave it disconnected for an hour and you will see it will come back at 1:00 no matter what the time of the day is. In fact, that was a temp fix while the clock issue was there which was fixed last month.
If you do not have a NAV ody, private message me and I will reopen this thread. We are not allowing the known date/clock related threads over here as there is a single mega thread on this issue and a fix in it.
And no. Neither the NAV equipped, nor the non-NAV equipped Odyssey clocks have a battery backed power source. Leave it disconnected for an hour and you will see it will come back at 1:00 no matter what the time of the day is. In fact, that was a temp fix while the clock issue was there which was fixed last month.
