What to Do When the Engine Tachometer Stops Working?
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The solutions for a non-functioning engine tachometer are: 1. Replace the flexible shaft connection inside the tachometer; 2. Reinstall the tachometer needle; 3. Clean any foreign objects inside the instrument panel; 4. Replace the wiring inside the tachometer. The purposes of the engine tachometer: 1. To determine if the car is truly started; 2. To help the driver determine the right time to shift gears; 3. Mechanics can judge the car's condition based on the tachometer display when the engine is idling. The components of the engine: 1. Engine block group: cylinder head, cylinder block, and crankcase; 2. Crankshaft connecting rod mechanism: piston, connecting rod, crankshaft, flywheel; 3. Valve train and intake/exhaust system: intake valve, exhaust valve, tappet, pushrod, rocker arm, camshaft, and camshaft timing gear; 4. Fuel supply system and governor: fuel tank, sediment cup, diesel filter, fuel pump, injection pump, and governor; 5. Starting device: clutch mechanism, flywheel ring gear, starter switch, battery.