Reliability concern

seems like two minor things that fall under shit happens..

 

He just had two in his original post.

 

They’re not long term reliability issues. They’re manufacturing defects, which happen.

 

Lmao

 

If you have a house built and the drywaller makes a mistake, does that automatically mean the framer, plumber, electrician, painter, roofer, etc did as well? Of course not. That mistake is probably not a indication of the overall quality of the house

 

I have some wine vouchers I can throw in

 

I see you didn’t include the CVS receipt... those are valuable based on all the coupons they include plus scrap value as they are typically several tons of paper which can be sold to recyclers.

If you’ll throw in the receipt I’ll ensure that OP is game to sell you his lemon.

 

OP would be an idiot to not take this deal

 

Wish Japan was like the old days. When an engineer fu**ed up, they took you out back and shot you. This way our trucks would be perfect with zero "issues."

 

I believe it's still that way with Japanese corporate culture, they just keep it "hush hush".

 

That's how we got the 3rd gen. The engineers created the first gen, and they were perfect. Then they tried to improve, and created the second gen. But they weren't as perfect, and so they all got shot. It's anyone's guess as to what back alley they scraped the 3rd gen engineers out of, but they're probably dead by now anyway.

 

I have a Dave and Buster's Gift Card, 3 chickens, and a crisp high five that I will give you for that POS.

 

You can have my first-born AND this sweet grill (you'll have to pay for freight shipping though) https://bend.craigslist.org/for/d/redmond-camping-grill/7044423734.html

 

I knew the economy on the west coast was weird, but damn. You're practically giving him that grill.

 

Part out?

 

i have had 2 auto tranmission replaced on my 17 tacoma all highway use am considering a ford ranger

 

What was the reasoning for 2 replacements?

 

Please explain.