@ubi-viral yes, which makes shifting tricky

@ubisushivamp Tried both, the issue still remains.

It is a small bug but it's annoying. The dash tachometer is not syncronized with the ingame one, as shown is this video

@shelbyrazy1 Thanks very much for getting that video across to us - that demonstrates the issue very well!

Before I pass this on to be looked into further, can you make sure to run through our troubleshooting guide first? In particular from that guide, please make sure you've updated your graphics drivers and operating system, you've verified the game files, and you don't have any unnecessary background programs interfering with the game. 

If this issue persists thereafter, please do let me know, so I can run it up the flagpole. Thanks again!

My Windows, Ubisoft Connect and drivers are all up to date, The Crew 2 game files are verified.
I am running a PC with I7 7700k 4.2gHz CPU, 1060 6GB Asus Strix Video Card, 16 GB of RAM and I have more than 500GB free storage on the hard drive.
No background processes were running aside from necessary ones (Steam, Uplay, Windows).

@ubi-orion

Hi! I've been playing The Crew 2 for quite a while now, I've got over 500 hours and I 've seen many updates that made the game a lot better, but there are 2 things that you never repaired, that I personally find a little bit dissapointing. The first, and most important one is the headlight issue, that when it is pitch dark outside, and you are using the interior camera the lights beams are inexistent, barely visible on motorbikes, and I am sure that you are totally aware of this. The second issue is that the turbo/ superchanger pressure gauge is not working on some cars (Corvette Z06, Mazda RX-7 FC3S, Corvette C7 convertible hypercar) which I find an important detail in such a beautiful game, and I would love to find at leas the pressure gauge repaired in a quick fix. Sincerely thank you!