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Excited to see one with the 392s. Starting to wonder if those engines are being sent to Toledo completed. Always fascinating watching these videos. I second I'd like to see the i6.
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Weird, it didn't look like they used any assembly lube.
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I've never worked in a factory, so every time I see these places the automation blows me away.
It doesn't LOOK like back breaking work anymore, which is honestly great. Repetitive motion might get old.
I'm so used to seeing a v8 get built in videos, the v6 block looked weird. Lol.
It doesn't LOOK like back breaking work anymore, which is honestly great. Repetitive motion might get old.
I'm so used to seeing a v8 get built in videos, the v6 block looked weird. Lol.
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The one that got dropped belongs to you. ?
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I thought it was I who did the install of the fusebox. "Built not bought" bumper sticker is legit because of it, lol.
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It was the rusted one
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Lol "Attention Attention check pilot hole every 30 minutes - management". I am also surprised no steel bolts going into aluminum get the thread started by hand, just air tool it right in it'll make new threads.
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Now that was funny!
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Thanks for the post, I always love these as well. I could watch 'how things are made' for days. 
I was wondering what happens after this? Do the engines get tested or broken in on a machine? Do they just install the engine in the vehicle and roll it off the assembly line with no testing?
I was wondering what happens after this? Do the engines get tested or broken in on a machine? Do they just install the engine in the vehicle and roll it off the assembly line with no testing?
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