RPM's on highway, yes I know they are usually high
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Forgot to update this after I checked stuff with the OBD2 scanner.
tested at 80mph indicated by the OBD2, NOT by the speedo. Speedo said about 81-82
RPM at 80. 3275 via the OBD2 and 3400 via cluster.
so I would say my cluster is off and might be moving around some. I have a two hour drive tonight so will be able to test during the drive if it happens again.
tested at 80mph indicated by the OBD2, NOT by the speedo. Speedo said about 81-82
RPM at 80. 3275 via the OBD2 and 3400 via cluster.
so I would say my cluster is off and might be moving around some. I have a two hour drive tonight so will be able to test during the drive if it happens again.
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I gotta say it's odd for a stepper motor to be showing a value HIGHER than what's being transmitted to it, makes me think the stepper motor is fine and that the problem is maybe a fried resistor or something.
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Another update. Noticed tach being kind of jumpy when I left work like jumping 100-200 rpms when the rpms wasn’t actually fluctuating at idle.
when I got home I plugged my reader in and it was idling at about 800 but the tach showed 1700. So the stepper motor or what controls it is definitely the problem.
i will be taking it apart at some point to try to fix it I guess before I say it’s fully broken.
when I got home I plugged my reader in and it was idling at about 800 but the tach showed 1700. So the stepper motor or what controls it is definitely the problem.
i will be taking it apart at some point to try to fix it I guess before I say it’s fully broken.
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