Quality control VP

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Steve m..., May 21, 2004.

  1. Steve m...

    Steve m... Guest

    I have a question for all those who are interested in sending a message
    about quality control of Chryslers.

    What if you happened to know the VP in charge of quality control of Chrysler
    was going to talk with the board of directors soon. What would you say
    about Chrysler current product quality to this group of VIP's ?
    Oh, and you have 20minutes to do it. What topics do you hit on that would
    have an impact ?
     
    Steve m..., May 21, 2004
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    Richard Guest

    Build quality is very good today, better than MB in Germany. But durability
    needs improvement. Better suspension parts, and brakes and more durable
    plastic parts.

    Richard.
     
    Richard, May 21, 2004
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    mic canic Guest

    most people perceive quality of the car they own from the dealer end of it
    and if the dealer network was required by law to pay mechanics a salary
    INSTEAD OF FLAT RATE I CAN GUARANTEE THE QUALITY OF THE
    PRODUCTS WOULD BE PERCEIVED AS MUCH BETTER
    but when warranty only pays 1.5 to replace a timing belt on a breeze witha 2.4
    dohc and it take 3 hours because of the parts have been revised and new covers
    are required but labor times don't reflect that i don't care how many strategic
    bolts i leave out i have kids to feed
    funny thing recalls are timed in a real time study and every thing else is done
    on a puter and compared to assembly line times i'll take the recalls every time
    know lets look at the electronics on a new 300 c
    there will only be a few handfuls of techs that can and will be able to
    understand the electronics of these cars good luck getting that kinda of stuff
    fixed under flat rate warrantee and dc is cracking down on 00 time bigtime
    and i'll be one of them hell most haven't figuired out how to hook up the new
    scan tool and can't
     
    mic canic, May 22, 2004
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