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Tachometer Test

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NOTE: On Avalon, Celica and MR2, tachometer resistance can be measured at back of instrument cluster.
  1. Using DVOM, measure resistance between terminals "A" and "B", and between "C" and "D" while indicator is resting on stopper pin. See Figure, Figure and Figure . Resistance should be 250 ohms between each set of terminals. If resistance is not as specified, replace speedometer.
  2. Connect a test tachometer and start engine. Compare vehicle tachometer RPM reading against test tachometer. If vehicle tachometer reading is outside of allowable range, replace tachometer. See TACHOMETER TEST  table.
TACHOMETER TEST

Vehicle RPM Reading Allowable Range (RPM)
Avalon, Camry, Camry Solara, Celica & Corolla
700 630-770
1000 900-1100
2000 1850-2150
3000 2800-3200
4000 3800-4200
5000 4800-5200
6000 5750-6250
7000 6700-7300