What is the actual speed when the speedometer shows 80?
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The actual speed when the speedometer shows 80 is approximately 75 kilometers per hour. The speedometer is used to display the vehicle's traveling speed, with units in miles per hour or kilometers per hour. The measurement of vehicle speed is achieved through speed sensors, and the car's speed is closely related to the wheel radius and axle structure. Reasons for the speedometer fluctuating during driving: 1. Charging circuit malfunction: If the battery cannot charge or is undercharged, the engine ECU will increase the engine speed to allow the generator to charge the battery, causing the speedometer to fluctuate during driving; 2. Throttle malfunction: A faulty throttle can alter the engine's air intake; 3. PCV valve or carbon canister solenoid valve malfunction: When the valve body fails, the fuel entering the combustion chamber will deviate from the ECU's settings, leading to fluctuations in the speedometer during driving.