How to Deal with the Tachometer Not Returning to Zero After Engine Shutdown?
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Tachometer not returning to zero may be caused by a malfunction in the vehicle's instrument cluster speedometer, a faulty odometer sensor, or foreign objects stuck inside the instrument preventing the tachometer from moving. It is best to have it inspected at a repair shop. Reasons for the tachometer not returning to zero: 1. It may be due to a malfunction in the vehicle's instrument cluster speedometer, causing the tachometer needle to stop moving. Open and inspect it. 2. It could be a faulty odometer sensor causing the tachometer not to return to zero. Check if the flexible shaft connection is broken, then see if the mileage starts to increase. If only the tachometer is not moving, a new sensor needs to be replaced. 3. Foreign objects stuck inside the instrument preventing movement. Open the instrument and remove the foreign objects.