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Old Sep 27, 2016 | 08:43 AM
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Default Re: Class Action Lawsuit

Originally Posted by dedwards0323

.................................And when your Chrysler Service Departments are used to working on "Detroit iron", having to "tool-up" for essentially a metric designed vehicle was unthinkable. And when your mechanics provide their own tools, most didn't have a full compliment of metric tools within their boxes. These cars were a PITA to work on!
....................My $0.02.
How have you worked on your cars? North American cars have used a mixture of inch and metric threads for a long time, on the same car you can find metric and inch threaded screws and bolts. My toolbox has had tools for both systems in it for years, so metric is not new to North America.
The use of metric bolts is more and more prevalent, globalization is the reason for this trend.
 
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