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Just need to vent...

Discussion in 'Fred's House of Pancakes' started by Mendel Leisk, Jul 6, 2022.

  1. Leadfoot J. McCoalroller

    Leadfoot J. McCoalroller Senior Member

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    Cops on crowd control duty.

    I'm working near a long-planned special event and I certainly understand the need for public safety and crowd control, but the lack of coordination on the ground is stunning.

    A lot harder to respect them when they don't show any respect for each other.
     
  2. hill

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    Just think how the Toyota executives are venting. 102,000 engines replaced? Even if done for only $5,000 that would be over ½ billion dollars.
    Doesn't include all those rental cars - each for several days.
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    Wasn’t the v6 engine failure due to inadequate cleaning before assembly? I would strongly guess the new engine is a great engine, like nearly all Toyota engines. I don’t understand the logic here that keeps the engines damaged by debris means the engines are no good.
     
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    Suggest a way. 102,000 failures suggest otherwise. Main bearings don't fail because things aren't perfectly clean. This will cost Toyota well over ½ billion. Can't help but think of the irony ... how if these had been a hundreds thousand + Electric vehicles, Toyota wouldn't have had this problem.
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    102,000 units recalled, not failed.
     
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    Isn't the recall due to the likelihood of premature failure though?
     
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    That is very different than 'already failed'. We have received many recall notices over the decades, over all brands we have owned, only a couple of which where for failures we had actually experienced.