Does ANYONE even check these trucks when they are done being assembled?
11-12-2013, 12:49 PM
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Does ANYONE even check these trucks when they are done being assembled?
I mean come on... Some of these issues are just so ridiculous.
Instrument clusters staying on, rear end clicking and popping, exhaust leaks, the list goes on and on....
Instrument clusters staying on, rear end clicking and popping, exhaust leaks, the list goes on and on....
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11-12-2013, 01:14 PM
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It's to be expected really. We as a society are not getting smarter, we're getting dumber. Advantages in technology has caused us to be more reliant on computers and electronics and less reliant on our brains. We have gotten lazy, complacent, and fat. Our skilled labor force is vanishing. I work for a plumbing wholesaler and I see it day after day. The industry makes advancements in materials to make installation easier and it becomes so easy a caveman can do it. But they can't because the guys coming in to the trade have no common sense and they don't "care". All they care about is collecting their paycheck at the end of the week, they don't think long-term career or advancement opportunity. It's sad. I'm sure it is the same in the auto industry. Working in a big factory for a large automaker used to be something to be proud of, what happened?
11-12-2013, 12:56 PM
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My rear door interior trim was for a Platinum and my truck is an FX.
Thought that was pretty funny.
Thought that was pretty funny.
11-12-2013, 12:58 PM
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11-12-2013, 01:03 PM
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Seriously...
"One of these things is not like the other"
I understand the mass production aspect, but c'mon.
"One of these things is not like the other"
I understand the mass production aspect, but c'mon.
11-12-2013, 01:07 PM
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lol, I see it.... nice matching AC vents...
11-12-2013, 01:07 PM
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11-12-2013, 01:14 PM
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It's to be expected really. We as a society are not getting smarter, we're getting dumber. Advantages in technology has caused us to be more reliant on computers and electronics and less reliant on our brains. We have gotten lazy, complacent, and fat. Our skilled labor force is vanishing. I work for a plumbing wholesaler and I see it day after day. The industry makes advancements in materials to make installation easier and it becomes so easy a caveman can do it. But they can't because the guys coming in to the trade have no common sense and they don't "care". All they care about is collecting their paycheck at the end of the week, they don't think long-term career or advancement opportunity. It's sad. I'm sure it is the same in the auto industry. Working in a big factory for a large automaker used to be something to be proud of, what happened?
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11-12-2013, 01:40 PM
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It's to be expected really. We as a society are not getting smarter, we're getting dumber. Advantages in technology has caused us to be more reliant on computers and electronics and less reliant on our brains. We have gotten lazy, complacent, and fat. Our skilled labor force is vanishing. I work for a plumbing wholesaler and I see it day after day. The industry makes advancements in materials to make installation easier and it becomes so easy a caveman can do it. But they can't because the guys coming in to the trade have no common sense and they don't "care". All they care about is collecting their paycheck at the end of the week, they don't think long-term career or advancement opportunity. It's sad. I'm sure it is the same in the auto industry. Working in a big factory for a large automaker used to be something to be proud of, what happened?
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