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is it the clunk at 2 seconds and 4 seconds? i believe it goes more but it is hard to hear after the first two.
is the tranny shifting? or can you tell.
trouble shooting the hardest thing to do.
you told us you have a 2021 Ram 1500 Big Horn Night Edition, what engine, what gear in the rear, what options were from the factory and what have you done that might have messed with any factory items
this will help us
if it will not permit you to order the options then they are not available
however try clicking on different things because i found the site a little finicky
ya there is a disconnect I understand the production perfectly.
you or someone else said the 21's were done sunday.
then they started on the 22's right away because you do not want assembly workers standing around
based on that no will see a 22 until tuesday (48 hours) night but someone else...
so what does the assembly workers do in the mean time?
sit in the break room?
until someone from the plant better explains it I do not see how what you say can be correct.
fixed it.
and they just worked 3 shifts on saturday and a shift on sunday they had to have parts. you can not have the assemblers waiting for paint to dry.
why doesn't?
they have to do 1200 each day, 50 an hour to get 6000 over five days.
I was always told the frame and paint are ahead of the actual assembly, just like the dash, engine, tranny, differential etc.
when the plant shut down a while ago that was assembly not every place where other...
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