A little Off Topic but the post about parts made in India reminded me of a catastrophic failure of a freeway lampposts in St. Louis when I lived there.

Seems a guy was driving down the freeway when suddenly one of the lampposts fell on his car the worst way and killed him. The bolts holding the post up had just sheered off. Turns out that some bean counter had determined you could buy bolts made in India and save money.

The factory that made the bolts did not build them to any specs, but just put lines on them as if they were rated to the required specifications. All the posts had to be taken down and repaired with bolts of the proper strength. So the bean counter actually drove up the cost of the project, not to mention getting somebody killed.

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You're shy a few manners.

My first car was a 4 door, straight 6, 1964 Chevy Impala! Bought it with 112,000 miles for $100 bucks and sold it back to the same guy who sold it to me two years later with 146,000 miles for the same $100 bucks. The stereo I installed in it was probably worth more than the car at that point, however even though you could see smoke coming out of the tail pipe every time I started it (burning oil badly) it DID run and never left me stranded.

Springfield
How about some speculation of wrist pin?

Morgan88

Yes It was.

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Carpriver.