2017 Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep Engine Manufacturing and Engine Assembly Process

[@YashSharma-zp9jn]

Which process is going on at 6:45 can somebody please tell..?

[@jamesledyard5192]

Checking the main seal around the crank shaft make sure it doesn't leak

[@sweetdoll6641]

hard work 💪well done you guys!!!

[@avs07cup95]

Dude with the Michigan Wolverines shirt & Michigan hat, just get the surgery for the tennis elbow if you can it's really worth it. I couldn't use my left arm any longer because mine was so bad and the surgery fixed it and gave me back 90% range of motion & strength. It's totally worth it.

[@ALCRAN2010]

You mean the strap thing on his left arm?

[@geraldswain3259]

Over the last month, been watching the European and Japanese engine building video's, and this is the first American one I've viewed ,and what hit me immediately was how grossly overweight they all are in the US video!!?

[@gacaptain]

Gerald Swain Damn! I was going to argue with you that I and most other Americans aren't fat. But they are all fat on this video! LOL Also I know American plants love to give workers the freedom and comfort of wearing casual street clothes but the foreign car makers in their sharp uniforms look so much more professional than Leroy and Bubba wearing their beer stained blue jeans and jogging suites. LOL

[@casonleath9363]

I'd like to point out, everyone knows German engines are only able to get 30-40k miles w/o unusual and ungodly priced problems. Everyone knows not to buy a BMW or Mercedes w/o a manufacture's warranty. LOL They're just leased cars and rent cars for a reason.

[@videobrownsville]

@@gacaptain yes. Casual clothes on assembly line really annoys me. The UAW is too strong. In reply to some of the comments here, No matter how fat and unskilled these workers appear, i will always buy an AMERICAN CAR!

[@gacaptain]

@@videobrownsville I just recently bought an "American" car myself. But the fact is cars from American car companies are now mostly made in Canada or Mexico while a good many Japanese cars are made here in America. Especially down here in the South East where there has been an explosion of new Japanese auto plants at the same time that American auto plants have been all shutting down. Quiet the dilemma.

[@ralphvalkenhoff2887]

I think the work environment isn't optimal.

[@eddiemoore5633]

When asked how much the engine block weighs... "That would be about tree-fiddy"

[@angelrogers3880]

The lady at 5:07 looks like she's really annoyed. lol

[@RRaucina]

Nice work! Keep it in the USA

[@albertdeleon6272]

I thought hemis were v8

[@alsnow30]

they are paid a huge union pay scale check and are doing what I would not consider work you could say are machinist or skilled enough to make 28.00 a hour (you wonder why a dodge truck cost 33,000.00 with slight upgrade options)

[@dew2667]

keith rogers, vehicles cost what they do because people are willing to pay what the manufacturers price them at....just like a computer, a pair of shoes, or even a can of corn. And ya know what? $28 per hour is a FAIR wage...check what the salaries are for the dozens of layers of management and supervision....people that may not have ever gotten their hands dirty. Your job doesn't pay $28 an hour? Get a job that does and quit bitchin....

[@alaingonzalez1181]

Asi es como fabrican los autos mas defectuosos de este pais

[@sunilrathore459]

Alain González

[@ebuff57]

Incorrecto, estos coches no se están haciendo en México. Los coches de México chupan

[@JoseJimenez-bd8pv]

Si fueran tan defectuosos no se venderian y no habria tantos en la carretera.

[@edcox9136]

Why are these engines brick I don't believe every torque they made was perfect I noticed No Ceilings know anyting I tell you what I've got one of my garage now timing chain broke no horseplay driving crankshaft is fried camshafts are fried head valves are fried boiler pump didn't work and fried this motor so why are they so expensive

[@MByrd-qg2iv]

They have screens that they go by and there’s lights on the torque if it’s green you’re good if it’s red no good

[@Stanf954]

I paid 35K for my Jeep and watching these overpaid, semi skilled UAW employees doing a half assed, monotonous assembly on the line has me really thinking what did I do that for?