Can We Relate Problems to Build Plant?
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Can We Relate Problems to Build Plant?
Can we relate the problems to the build plants? Quite frequently the build plants while having different personnel also get their components from different suppliers/plants.
The eleventh VIN position is the assembly plant code.
S — Allen Park (Allen Park, Michigan)
E — Kentucky Truck (Jefferson County, Kentucky)
M — Cuautitlan (Cuautitlan, Mexico)
Those of you with DSBs and problems/defects post here.
20 to 30 would give us the beginning of a trend.
The good trucks are really good. The bad trucks are very bad. There has to be a relationship some where.
The eleventh VIN position is the assembly plant code.
S — Allen Park (Allen Park, Michigan)
E — Kentucky Truck (Jefferson County, Kentucky)
M — Cuautitlan (Cuautitlan, Mexico)
Those of you with DSBs and problems/defects post here.
20 to 30 would give us the beginning of a trend.
The good trucks are really good. The bad trucks are very bad. There has to be a relationship some where.
Last edited by Choctaw Bob; 07-31-2004 at 03:54 PM.
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Originally Posted by Choctaw Bob
Can we relate the problems to the build plants? Quite frequently the build plants while having different personnel also get their components from different suppliers/plants.
The eleventh VIN position is the assembly plant code.
S — Allen Park (Allen Park, Michigan)
E — Kentucky Truck (Jefferson County, Kentucky)
M — Cuautitlan (Cuautitlan, Mexico)
Those of you with DSBs and problems/defects post here.
20 to 30 would give us the beginning of a trend.
The good trucks are really good. The bad trucks are very bad. There has to be a relationship some where.
The eleventh VIN position is the assembly plant code.
S — Allen Park (Allen Park, Michigan)
E — Kentucky Truck (Jefferson County, Kentucky)
M — Cuautitlan (Cuautitlan, Mexico)
Those of you with DSBs and problems/defects post here.
20 to 30 would give us the beginning of a trend.
The good trucks are really good. The bad trucks are very bad. There has to be a relationship some where.
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The problem is more complex than that. Components come from many different places. Some manufacturers use different sources for the same component. For example the 6.0 can be from Indianna or Alabama. Where do the thousands of parts that make up a 6.0 come from? A bad lot of parts from a component manufacturer can cause problems. It gets real convoluted real fast.
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actually, navistar is who build the engines, ford buys them, then uses their own program to do whatever
Please correct me if I'm wrong here.
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international/harvester/navistar is not a subsidiary of ford.
i wish i could find the article relating to injectors, something about ford sourced these/designed whatever.... and this was the first, and largest problem with the 6.... since the vt365 does not use the same injectors, it was summized that ford created this problem by specifying the use of a particular injector (and tuning!) in order to play horsepower war.....with an engine not designed for such wars.
of course, this is speculation, untill i find the source to find out if thats credible, or internet garbage.....
i wish i could find the article relating to injectors, something about ford sourced these/designed whatever.... and this was the first, and largest problem with the 6.... since the vt365 does not use the same injectors, it was summized that ford created this problem by specifying the use of a particular injector (and tuning!) in order to play horsepower war.....with an engine not designed for such wars.
of course, this is speculation, untill i find the source to find out if thats credible, or internet garbage.....