Tachometer

By Jasonsupafly
August 25, 2005 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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Jasonsupafly

Posted August 25, 2005

Got in my truck yesterday and started it and noticed the tachometer needle wasnt moving it was resting on zero so i cut the truck off and restarted it and it still didnt move.... So I took off for home and after a few minutes the neddle started to move but it was moving very sluggish.....Is something going bad? How much of a fix is it when the thing starts to get sluggish and not move some times ? Thanks

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