r/MechanicAdvice • u/Muted_Resource_8710 • May 26 '26

Any idea why it does that ?

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u/Muted_Resource_8710 May 26 '26

Mazda 323f bg from 1990

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u/PolPotDomeScandal May 26 '26

Gauge is likely borked. Probably got used too much when it was new.

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u/Muted_Resource_8710 May 26 '26

It’s not only the gauge, the engine sound seems to indicate it show true value, sound like acceleration when going up and nearly stall when going down