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automotive1 year ago

"Tesla Cybertruck Production Halted Due to Acceleration Issues"

Tesla has reportedly issued a stop-sale order for new Cybertrucks due to an issue with the accelerator pedal causing unintended acceleration, as highlighted in forum and social media posts. The problem stems from the metal cover of the accelerator pedal not being securely attached, potentially leading to the pedal getting wedged and causing the truck to accelerate at full speed. This news follows a report of shorter shifts for Cybertruck production workers at Tesla's Austin facility, adding to a series of issues with the highly anticipated vehicle.

via Gizmodo|
#automotive#cybertruck#production-issue
automotive1 year ago

"Tesla Cybertruck Production Halted Over Unintended Acceleration and Delivery Issues"

Tesla has reportedly issued a stop-sale order for new Cybertrucks due to an issue with the accelerator pedal causing unintended acceleration, leading to delayed or canceled deliveries. The problem, highlighted on forums and social media, involves the metal cover of the accelerator pedal becoming wedged and causing the truck to accelerate at full speed. While this can be overridden by holding the brake, it poses a significant safety concern. This comes amidst reports of shorter shifts for Cybertruck production workers in Texas, indicating ongoing production issues.

via Jalopnik|
#automotive#cybertruck#production-issue
businessaviation1 year ago

"Boeing Discovers Additional Issue with 737 MAX Fuselages, Potential Delays"

Boeing has discovered a production issue with the 737 Max jets, requiring rework on about 50 undelivered planes due to mis-drilled holes in the fuselages. This adds to a series of setbacks for Boeing, including a recent terrifying incident on an Alaska Airlines flight and ongoing quality control problems with suppliers and its own production facilities. The company's reputation has been repeatedly battered, leading to significant financial losses and major customers like United and Southwest Airlines no longer counting on receiving their orders of new 737 Max planes.

via CNN|
#737-max#aviation#boeing
technology2 years ago

AMD's RX 7900 XTX: High Performance, High Temperatures, and High Costs

PowerColor's RX 7900 XTX Red Devil graphics card has been found to suffer from high GPU temperatures due to incorrect application of thermal compound. A reviewer disassembled the card and found that the thermal paste had uneven distribution on the die. PowerColor has confirmed the issue and promised to implement new thermal grease and change how the cooler was installed. The company claims that this issue affected a small percentage of the cards, but it is unclear if the same problem could have affected other models that were on the same production line.

via VideoCardz.com|
#gpu-temperature#powercolor#production-issue
business2 years ago

Boeing's 737 MAX Production Woes Continue to Plague Deliveries.

Boeing's stock fell after the company warned of lower 737 Max airplane production and deliveries due to a parts issue from supplier Spirit AeroSystems. The manufacturing problem affects the 737 Max family of airplanes, but Boeing stressed it is not a safety issue and current in-service planes can continue to operate. Analysts are "cautiously optimistic" that Boeing can still hit 737 Max airplane guidance and maintain an "Outperform" rating with a $240 Boeing stock price target.

via Investor's Business Daily|
#737-max#aviation-industry#boeing
business2 years ago

Boeing faces production and delivery delays for 737 Max jet due to parts issues.

Boeing has announced that deliveries of its 737 Max jet will be delayed due to a production issue. The company did not specify how many planes would be affected or how long the delays would last. The 737 Max was grounded for 20 months following two fatal crashes, and Boeing has been working to address safety concerns and restore confidence in the aircraft.

via Financial Times|
#737-max#aviation-industry#boeing