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inflation, UAW strikes, constant rising costs of materials, labor and operations for 100yrs.
cars and the automotive industry is now way over engineered, way to complicated nightmares on wheels.
here is an article i found on the web when i was searching for 'why automakers keep pushing failed inovation us'
watch this video at YT....it's a prime example why cars are way over engineered and a
complete nightmare.
the owner went to 3 three different mechanics and nobody could find it.
turns out the high pressure direct injection fuel pump has failed....omg, gimme a break
watch the video....it will explain what has failed
the video is a prime example why cars are way over engineered.
mechanics are quiting because of the over engineering, low pay and high pressure.
mechanics need to keep going to school at their own cost out of pocket to keep up with the automakers
and their wonderful ideas..
search....why do automakers keep pushing failed inovation on us
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here is another nightmare.
customer refused to fix it.
at 110,000 miles both twin turbos on a V6 need to be replaced.
the job is 10-12 hours at @$5000 maybe more to tear it down to do the job.
the mechanics will probably find more things wrong when they tear it down....
the car value is only maybe $6k...
the mechanics won't do it unless you do both turbos because the other is probably not too far behind for failure.
automakers are using V6 with turbos because they can put out a lot of power with the turbos and cheaper to produce than the V8.
cars and the automotive industry is now way over engineered, way to complicated nightmares on wheels.
here is an article i found on the web when i was searching for 'why automakers keep pushing failed inovation us'
watch this video at YT....it's a prime example why cars are way over engineered and a
complete nightmare.
the owner went to 3 three different mechanics and nobody could find it.
turns out the high pressure direct injection fuel pump has failed....omg, gimme a break
watch the video....it will explain what has failed
the video is a prime example why cars are way over engineered.
mechanics are quiting because of the over engineering, low pay and high pressure.
mechanics need to keep going to school at their own cost out of pocket to keep up with the automakers
and their wonderful ideas..
search....why do automakers keep pushing failed inovation on us
here is another nightmare.
customer refused to fix it.
at 110,000 miles both twin turbos on a V6 need to be replaced.
the job is 10-12 hours at @$5000 maybe more to tear it down to do the job.
the mechanics will probably find more things wrong when they tear it down....
the car value is only maybe $6k...
the mechanics won't do it unless you do both turbos because the other is probably not too far behind for failure.
automakers are using V6 with turbos because they can put out a lot of power with the turbos and cheaper to produce than the V8.
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