eastexan said: (quoted from post at 20:51:24 02/05/10)
RN said: (quoted from post at 12:20:09 02/04/10) Sort of interesting that the failing part was supplied by as US submanufacturer. Stop production order was for US manufacture mostly as those were the cars,etc getting the US made throttle assembly. Getting the parts from low bidder sometimes doesn't work quite right. (stirring the pot here, haven't had my coffee yet;^). RN
The news reports I listened to, said the throttle part was made in Canada. But that it was made exactly to Toyota's spec's.
Ronnie
Yes, they (Toyo) can't lay it off on anyone else. I worked for a large manufacturing corporation for 30 years & we specified sub assemblies, others manufacturer-ed them, we inspected, tested, accepted or rejected them before installing in our final product.........the buck stopped with us, as it does with Toyo.
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