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On my old Yanmar 1gm, I suspected the tach read low and eventually a
mechanic with a strobe verified this. The tach sensor is a little coil
mounted next to the flywheel that senses when each tooth goes by. I
suspect that either there were broken teeth (I never saw any) or maybe
corroded teeth, or maybe the tach meter was whacked.



 
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