What is the reason when the car's RPM goes up but the speed doesn't increase?
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The reasons why a car's RPM increases but the speed doesn't go up are: 1. Burning of clutch discs; 2. Insufficient tightening torque of the friction plate clutch; 3. Transmission oil hasn't been changed for too long or damage to the hydraulic mechanism in the transmission; 4. Slippage of internal friction plates in the transmission; 5. Failure in the engine's electronic control system. Car RPM refers to the rotational speed of the car's engine. The car's tachometer is located on the instrument panel, symmetrically placed with the speedometer. Its functions are: 1. To promptly reflect the operating condition of the engine; 2. To allow the driver to better coordinate the transmission gear and throttle position; 3. To keep the car in a better working state; 4. To reduce consumption and prolong the engine's lifespan.