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Speedometer Reading Higher Than Actual Speed. Well i've run i to an issue of the. The computer thinks the drive axle is rotating 2.53. I have a 1997 k1500 silverado z71 that i've been daily driving since 00'. Certain electrical components may also need to be adjusted so that the speedometer reading will be aligned with your ride’s actual speed. A speedo must never show less than the actual speed, and must never show more than 110% of actual speed + 6.25mph. So if your true speed is 40mph, your speedo could. Been a hell of a truck. A mechanic will usually adjust gear ratios and look into your vehicle’s tire size. If the speedometer reading is higher than the actual speed, the speedometer is fast. Ever since i bought my truck the speedometer runs about 10 mph higher than the actual speed, with the speed difference growing. If your speedometer is deemed inaccurate, you’ll need to have it recalibrated. It makes sense for speedometer to be reading way off with 2.53 axle ratio.

A mechanic will usually adjust gear ratios and look into your vehicle’s tire size. A speedo must never show less than the actual speed, and must never show more than 110% of actual speed + 6.25mph. Well i've run i to an issue of the. I have a 1997 k1500 silverado z71 that i've been daily driving since 00'. Certain electrical components may also need to be adjusted so that the speedometer reading will be aligned with your ride’s actual speed. If the speedometer reading is higher than the actual speed, the speedometer is fast. The computer thinks the drive axle is rotating 2.53. Ever since i bought my truck the speedometer runs about 10 mph higher than the actual speed, with the speed difference growing. It makes sense for speedometer to be reading way off with 2.53 axle ratio. So if your true speed is 40mph, your speedo could.

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Speedometer Reading Higher Than Actual Speed A mechanic will usually adjust gear ratios and look into your vehicle’s tire size. Ever since i bought my truck the speedometer runs about 10 mph higher than the actual speed, with the speed difference growing. If your speedometer is deemed inaccurate, you’ll need to have it recalibrated. If the speedometer reading is higher than the actual speed, the speedometer is fast. A speedo must never show less than the actual speed, and must never show more than 110% of actual speed + 6.25mph. Well i've run i to an issue of the. Certain electrical components may also need to be adjusted so that the speedometer reading will be aligned with your ride’s actual speed. I have a 1997 k1500 silverado z71 that i've been daily driving since 00'. So if your true speed is 40mph, your speedo could. Been a hell of a truck. A mechanic will usually adjust gear ratios and look into your vehicle’s tire size. It makes sense for speedometer to be reading way off with 2.53 axle ratio. The computer thinks the drive axle is rotating 2.53.