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Top Fuel Friday
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Does no scheduling mean no production?
Chassis N2531
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Is it typical of Ford to not schedule orders for weeks? I'm assuming the next scheduling of orders will be for Job 2?
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There will be production but they won't be scheduling any vehicles to be built.
It's typical for them to not schedule for a couple of weeks in a row when they're getting ready to switch over to Job 2.
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What does Job 2 mean?
What does Job 2 mean?
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It's basically the addition (or removal) of certain options/trims and any tweaks to the assembly process.
The tweaks could be an updated part to replace one that doesn't fit well or has prematurely worn out/failed and so on. The addition of the 2.7L engine is an example of a Job 2 addition and one quite a few have been waiting on.
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Kind of. For every launch there are build phases. EPT, TT1, TT2, PP1, PP2, MP1, MP2, Job 1, Job 2. In this case, Job 2 also represents PPAP stages of parts and 24.5/25 MY.
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