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Not with an EMP.
Electronic ignition seems to stay reliable over time
originally posted by: musicismagic
Toyota cut production of 370000 cars last month. Electronic parts from China are all back logged. Actually, not all China, but all producers in South East Asia are having a difficult time filling orders.
originally posted by: anonentity
It would be wise to get some form of retro transport organized which is low-tech., and uses minimal amounts of fuel. Electronic ignition seems to stay reliable over time but anything with a motherboard will just be in a parking lot for the foreseeable future if it breaks down. This truck repair guy has posted that this mechanical repair facility, has now turned into a parking lot waiting for parts.
Also some interesting things are happening around these trucks that rely on software, as they can only be repaired by authorized agents of the Truck makers. As they own the software. So it looks like a fifty-five Dodge might still be the most reliable form of transport if it wasn't for those pesky emission standards. Clown world ongoing.www.bitchute.com...
originally posted by: litterbaux
originally posted by: musicismagic
Toyota cut production of 370000 cars last month. Electronic parts from China are all back logged. Actually, not all China, but all producers in South East Asia are having a difficult time filling orders.
I don't have to remind you, I know you know, Toyota was the premier of just in time logistics. It gets better, they realized certain parts were actually better off sitting on a shelf because they realized other companies logistics were not in line.
If Toyota is experiencing supply chain issuses, with the big brains that run that company, we are in for some real interesting times folks.
Just in time by Toyota
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: anonentity
Not with an EMP.
Electronic ignition seems to stay reliable over time
Points and plugs are the only way to go.
My first car was a 63 bug. I loved that car. Its name was Turtle.
An EMP ...isn't it a load of electrons trying to find the path of least resistance?