aybe09
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Good luck! I'm constantly refreshing to see if any modules have been added for mine.
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Good luck! I'm constantly refreshing to see if any modules have been added for mine.
The sequence numbers start at 0000 and then go all the way up to 9999 and then reset. The sequence number you have is 5480 was used yesterday. That sequence number is for your blend date of 8/17Hey,
I'm at 5480. Didn't think to look at spreadsheet.
I believe you are correctI don't expect mine to get built until maybe late tonight. Us 3 going down the line today start at 6400 and I'm 8576. Isn't the line capacity around 1,500 trucks a day?
So I decided to do a little math. There is 86400 seconds in a day and they say that a F150 comes off the line every 52 seconds which makes it 1661 trucks a day. Lol ?I don't expect mine to get built until maybe late tonight. Us 3 going down the line today start at 6400 and I'm 8576. Isn't the line capacity around 1,500 trucks a day?
I've been looking over some of the codes for the window stickers in our build week. I have no actual information to know that this is correct, but it appears that the WS show how many trucks are supposed to be built in each date, in the top right corner next to the VIN--it's written as XXX/XXXX. For the two WS with an 8/9/2022 blend date, they're shown as XXX/1385. For the 7 WS with an 8/10 and 8/11 blend date, they're each XXX/2368. For the 5 WS with an 8/11 blend date, they're each XXX/2407. I think that these numbers represent the total number of trucks built each day, and the XXX is each individual truck's position on the assembly line each day. That "truck every 52 seconds" is an annual average, including down days.So I decided to do a little math. There is 86400 seconds in a day and they say that a F150 comes off the line every 52 seconds which makes it 1661 trucks a day. Lol ?
Edit: it’s got to be more though? That was old data I was looking at
Not sure if I should be concerned or not but I have no modules populated yet. Any of you others get some yet?May the odds ever be in our favor ?
What is a tear tag, and how do you get one?Finally got a tear tag on truck #1 this morning. Truck #2 blend date is today, sequence # 4620.
More importantly, though, is that I woke up today and have not been bumped off 8/22 week for MY truck! Next stop, window sticker!
That makes sense. Thanks!I've been looking over some of the codes for the window stickers in our build week. I have no actual information to know that this is correct, but it appears that the WS show how many trucks are supposed to be built in each date, in the top right corner next to the VIN--it's written as XXX/XXXX. For the two WS with an 8/9/2022 blend date, they're shown as XXX/1385. For the 7 WS with an 8/10 and 8/11 blend date, they're each XXX/2368. For the 5 WS with an 8/11 blend date, they're each XXX/2407. I think that these numbers represent the total number of trucks built each day, and the XXX is each individual truck's position on the assembly line each day. That "truck every 52 seconds" is an annual average, including down days.
I don’t think so. They usually don’t happen on your blend date. I think your goodNot sure if I should be concerned or not but I have no modules populated yet.
Not sure if I should be concerned or not but I have no modules populated yet. Any of you others get some yet?