They're very good at using oil as well.Last I heard the current iteration of GM V8s were also really good at eating lifters at low mileage.
That's why I use a catch can on every LS engine we own.They're very good at using oil as well.
Do not blame China for this. Blame the company who hired China to do this. The manufacturer is Just that and they only make what they are asked to make. It is up to the buyer to make sure the vendor has met the quality standards. I do not mean for this to be a rant but unless you know how the industry works. You have no credible voice in the matter.Chinesium virus...
Do not blame China for this. Blame the company who hired China to do this. The manufacturer is Just that and they only make what they are asked to make. It is up to the buyer to make sure the vendor has met the quality standards. I do not mean for this to be a rant but unless you know how the industry works. You have no credible voice in the matter.
I've seen this operation from the inside. As an example for a metal stamping operation. The jigs are not only owned by the company who wants the product but so is the quality confirming jigs and the procedure.
In this example GM has accepted the lifters to be made by whoever they chose. It is up to GM to say we want a certain quality and if it's not up to that quality, do not accept it.
Quit acting like a d!ckhead and assuming people don't know what QC is. I've dealt in nuclear submarine operation and re-construction as a QC inspector, commercial nuclear plant operations and maintenance, supervised cradle-to-grave pharmaceutical/clean-room operations in a bio-tech facility, and all with NR, NRC, FDA and EU oversight. I'm pretty sure I am qualified to have a credible voice in the matter when it comes to quality control.Do not blame China for this. Blame the company who hired China to do this. The manufacturer is Just that and they only make what they are asked to make. It is up to the buyer to make sure the vendor has met the quality standards. I do not mean for this to be a rant but unless you know how the industry works. You have no credible voice in the matter.
I've seen this operation from the inside. As an example for a metal stamping operation. The jigs are not only owned by the company who wants the product but so is the quality confirming jigs and the procedure.
In this example GM has accepted the lifters to be made by whoever they chose. It is up to GM to say we want a certain quality and if it's not up to that quality, do not accept it.
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