Hello I got 1997 Freightliner classic with 12.7 Detroit and I realized my rpm gauge jumps… it’s a very small movement around 2 millimeters but I still notice it.. is that normal or could there be problems cooking slowly ? It does it both at idle ( unless I bump it up to 900 rpm then it’s steady) and when driving
RPM gauge needle jumping a little in 97 Freightline classic
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by Tomek373, Jan 21, 2022.
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That’s called surging. Happens because of fuel quantity valve. Not to worry it won’t damage your engine
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Could just be the tachometer itself
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Hapoend to me still dose.
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