I’ve watched some of their videos, it’s dismantled so fast I wouldn’t say it’s a process that’s likely to identify a cause.
They’re in the business of turning engines around and maximising profit. It takes time to clean, examine and measure components, nobody can afford to pay for that these days and due to it generally being a design issue it won’t prevent it happening again. Out with the old and in with the new as fast as possible.
They’re in the business of turning engines around and maximising profit. It takes time to clean, examine and measure components, nobody can afford to pay for that these days and due to it generally being a design issue it won’t prevent it happening again. Out with the old and in with the new as fast as possible.
