Why is the car speedometer inaccurate?
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The reasons for inaccurate car speedometer readings are as follows: 1. Internal sensor failure: The odometer sensor malfunctions. 2. Excessive coil distance: If the sensor is too far from the induction coil (gear ring) inside the transmission, it may also cause speedometer inaccuracies. 3. On-board computer malfunction: The vehicle's computer system requires adjustment. Relevant information about speedometers includes: 1. Speedometer: An electronic device installed on bicycles to record and display various cycling data such as current speed, riding distance, riding time, etc. High-end speedometers also feature altitude, air pressure, and gradient displays. 2. Working principle: When the wheel rim rotates, the sensor captures information from the induction magnet and transmits it to the speedometer via the sensor wire. The main speedometer unit processes this data to calculate speed, distance, and other information.