Freak thing, only happened once....

But I turned the car on and it had lost about 20 minutes, I fixed the clock and everything is fine now.

These things normally foreshadow problems in the future though

2006 Mazda Grand Sport Edition, 4 door sedan.....2.0 4 clyinder, Automatic tranny

 

I had similer problems but for some reason not anymore, don't remember what i did, but look at some old posts, there was one like yours, it may help you.

 

a common problem, if you have a clock problem in general, tends to be that you cannot see the clock at all when the temperatures are cold and you start your car up... once your car is heated up after 10 minutes or so, your clock will display again. if that does happen, take it to the dealer for a unit swap.

but you don't have that problem, but incase you do... there are a few posts that pertain to that specific issue of freezing clocks.

 

Hmm it happened again....

Exactly 15 minutes lost again, very odd

I'm gonna have them check it when I go in for my next oil change. Im shocked that im the only person with this problem

 

No you not, there were others with the same problem, i can't remember which post was it. But if it happens constatly, just take it to a dealer and let them replace it.

 

that would be the wisest thing to do.