Includes the upset is a dealing with these delphi switches and their ability to i dignify delivery of parts for testing purposes. Taken together this evidence with them to indicate the problem was greater than we would initially be led to believe, now that the ignition switch issues come to light, have you gone back and reviewed these concerns and determine what they will do in the future . We did go back and look extensively at the documentation and we found nothing that was abnormal in terms of Product Development and also what you run into as you move from development to production and etc. So as ive read our product met the requirements and it entered and ignition Assembly System that had other products our product the acquirement and when they come together they form a system and as was said earlier, making sure that those products work in total harmony when they come together and so weve gone back and understood that. And so this includes part by part and we totally embrace that
One must question. Recalling lots of cars, i think 25 million, why would there be so many recalls and and im not suggesting thats a that thats a bad thing, but that is a high number. When we learned what happened, we immediately redoubled our efforts and went and looked at a number of places and we tackled all of those and we ran back extensively and looked at information that we had to see that we could more quickly put together turn. We also as it relates to every safety item that the gentleman had every responsibility for, we assessed this and there is not even any field information to suggest there is an issue. As we do this, simply by an insert into this, we could make the system more robust than and we did that and we are intent upon a company known for our safety and this is an important step and we will continue to look for the items to make sure that we have a company that is dedicated to the safety of our vehicles. I thought of one final question for those employees that were
Patricia “Pat” Jean (Erikson) Olson, 91, of Park Point, passed away Sunday, August 21, 2022 in her home with her husband, Rodney, by her side and her family nearby.