What is the reason for the engine tachometer not displaying?
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The reason for the engine tachometer not displaying may include sensor failure or odometer damage. Disconnect the sensor connector, turn on the ignition switch, and locate the No. 2 electrode connected to the brown base with red stripe in the connector. Use a self-made wire with a plug to extend it and lightly scratch the grounding area of the vehicle body to input a pulse signal to the instrument. If the speedometer needle moves at this time, it indicates the instrument is normal, and the fault lies in the sensor reed switch tube or magnetic ring. In this case, it is recommended to contact a professional for repair. Connect a flexible shaft-type wire between the transmission and the odometer. During inspection, disconnect the transmission side and manually rotate it if it is not broken. The odometer should show movement. If the odometer does not move, it is recommended to check the odometer side and the odometer itself. If the wire is broken, it needs to be replaced.