6/27 Build Week

[Lorri2516]

Is yours built now?

Yes it was built on the 28th and shipped out today.

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[Jenbeth]

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[Jenbeth]

Given the numbers on the builds from two days ago, it would be 5.5 days to get to my number at the rate of one vehicle produced every 53 seconds. That would put me at a late Monday build with the plant closed on Sundays, possibly Tuesday if they are closed in Mexico for Independence Day. I heard the plants are closed the next two weeks, so that doesn’t bode well for me.

 

[thekingprawn]

Given the numbers on the builds from two days ago, it would be 5.5 days to get to my number at the rate of one vehicle produced every 53 seconds. That would put me at a late Monday build with the plant closed on Sundays, possibly Tuesday if they are closed in Mexico for Independence Day. I heard the plants are closed the next two weeks, so that doesn’t bode well for me.

Weeks of 11th and 18th are the shutdown weeks according to this post on Blue Oval forums. Yours should be built before then.

 

[Jenbeth]

Weeks of 11th and 18th are the shutdown weeks according to this post on Blue Oval forums. Yours should be built before then.

Do you know if the plant is closed on Sundays? If it’s not, Sunday will be the day. I counted up to 9999 from those who had thief’s built two days ago and added that to my number and then converted that into minutes/hours/days at one vehicle per minute.

 

[thekingprawn]

Do you know if the plant is closed on Sundays? If it’s not, Sunday will be the day. I counted up to 9999 from those who had thief’s built two days ago and added that to my number and then converted that into minutes/hours/days at one vehicle per minute.

My understanding is they work 2 shifts/day Monday-Saturday. It takes something like 1.5 shifts for a vehicle's production. You can take your production number to work out approximately what shift/day your Bronco should start down the line.

 

[WildFord]

Given the numbers on the builds from two days ago, it would be 5.5 days to get to my number at the rate of one vehicle produced every 53 seconds. That would put me at a late Monday build with the plant closed on Sundays, possibly Tuesday if they are closed in Mexico for Independence Day. I heard the plants are closed the next two weeks, so that doesn’t bode well for me.

Not sure how you calc to 5.5 days and the 53 seconds per vehicle. we need to know how many cars per week they build. also I see different people have scheduled for 6/27 build week has a different XXXX/YYYY number in the denominator. So there are different "runs" of build just within this week I assume. I think I'm about 200 cars behind you....and I have a build day of 7/2.

I hope they are still on schedule. your build day could be same as mine or could be today.

My understanding is they work 2 shifts/day Monday-Saturday. It takes something like 1.5 shifts for a vehicle's production. You can take your production number to work out approximately what shift/day your Bronco should start down the line.

thanks! I'm glad to know they work two shifts. I know they work 6 days a week. sunday is off and next Monday is definitely not a holiday in Mexico. Hopefully...that's when they load our cars onto the trains

wait....is that my CO BS loading out there ... yeah, I wish we have live satellite view. how about just a live cam in the production line?!

 

[Jenbeth]

Not sure how you calc to 5.5 days and the 53 seconds per vehicle. we need to know how many cars per week they build. also I see different people have scheduled for 6/27 build week has a different XXXX/YYYY number in the denominator. So there are different "runs" of build just within this week I assume. I think I'm about 200 cars behind you....and I have a build day of 7/2.

I hope they are still on schedule. your build day could be same as mine or could be today.


thanks! I'm glad to know they work two shifts. I know they work 6 days a week. sunday is off and next Monday is definitely not a holiday in Mexico. Hopefully...that's when they load our cars onto the trains

wait....is that my CO BS loading out there ... yeah, I wish we have live satellite view. how about just a live cam in the production line?!

Not sure how you calc to 5.5 days and the 53 seconds per vehicle. we need to know how many cars per week they build. also I see different people have scheduled for 6/27 build week has a different XXXX/YYYY number in the denominator. So there are different "runs" of build just within this week I assume. I think I'm about 200 cars behind you....and I have a build day of 7/2.

I hope they are still on schedule. your build day could be same as mine or could be today.


thanks! I'm glad to know they work two shifts. I know they work 6 days a week. sunday is off and next Monday is definitely not a holiday in Mexico. Hopefully...that's when they load our cars onto the trains

wait....is that my CO BS loading out there ...

yeah, I wish we have live satellite view. how about just a live cam in the production line?!

I was going g by Cards67 who had a production number of 6718 (out of 9999 before it kicks back to 0001-different than my 1078/1718). His was produced two days ago. My number is 4679 (out of 9999). 9999-6718=3218, then add my 4679 to that and you get 7960. We have a Ford plant in Louisville, and I have many friends who work there. They said it is approximately 1 minute per vehicle (closer to 53 seconds per truck, at least here). Those are the numbers I was using. 7960 minutes equals 132.67 hours or 5.52 days. That many days after Cards67 production would be late in the day Monday with the plant closed. I know that is a lot of numbers, just trying to make sense of it all. Would love to find out I’m off by a couple of days, earlier of course.

 

[Jenbeth]

I was going g by Cards67 who had a production number of 6718 (out of 9999 before it kicks back to 0001-different than my 1078/1718). His was produced two days ago. My number is 4679 (out of 9999). 9999-6718=3218, then add my 4679 to that and you get 7960. We have a Ford plant in Louisville, and I have many friends who work there. They said it is approximately 1 minute per vehicle (closer to 53 seconds per truck, at least here). Those are the numbers I was using. 7960 minutes equals 132.67 hours or 5.52 days. That many days after Cards67 production would be late in the day Monday with the plant closed. I know that is a lot of numbers, just trying to make sense of it all. Would love to find out I’m off by a couple of days, earlier of course.

I mean the plant closed on Sunday in that response.

 

[thekingprawn]

4679 should be a run number, not the number of vehicles in the run. About the highest I've seen is 1800 or so.

 

[Jenbeth]

4679 should be a run number, not the number of vehicles in the run. About the highest I've seen is 1800 or so.

Ok, so hoping sometime before the end of this build week (end of day tomorrow). I thought the 4679 was the “out of 9999” number people talk about.

 

[KatieF34]

Well.. I broke down and did the Ford Chat to see if I had an update on my build date (which I was originally told a couple of weeks ago that it was 6/30). And, Ford said that there wasn't a date - it was TBD. I went into the chat hoping I'd be told 7/2 and then not have to worry about it for another day or so. But, given that information - thinking I'm going to quit tracking altogether and wait for an Email from Ford or the Dealer. Out of sight, out of mind?!

 

[WildFord]

4679 should be a run number, not the number of vehicles in the run. About the highest I've seen is 1800 or so.

oh wow, that is a run number?! the xxxx/yyyy shows the number of cars in your run and the order of your car, right?

well, there had to be more than 1 run going on in the assembly plant.

a min a car is pretty fast. based on a quick search, their capacity is at 25k per month. if 2 shifts works 16 hrs a day, that is 26 cars per min capacity. of course, I don't think they have enough parts these days to go full steam at capacity. I wish they could.

I have to say i've seen more and more dealers now have the BS or even the Bronco in stock these days. Usually one or two Bronco and 5 or 6 BS.

anyway....still no module info here.

 

[Jenbeth]

Well.. I broke down and did the Ford Chat to see if I had an update on my build date (which I was originally told a couple of weeks ago that it was 6/30). And, Ford said that there wasn't a date - it was TBD. I went into the chat hoping I'd be told 7/2 and then not have to worry about it for another day or so. But, given that information - thinking I'm going to quit tracking altogether and wait for an Email from Ford or the Dealer. Out of sight, out of mind?!

I got the same answer twice from Ford Chat as well as my dealership. No specifics whatsoever.

 

[Jenbeth]

oh wow, that is a run number?! the xxxx/yyyy shows the number of cars in your run and the order of your car, right?

well, there had to be more than 1 run going on in the assembly plant.

a min a car is pretty fast. based on a quick search, their capacity is at 25k per month. if 2 shifts works 16 hrs a day, that is 26 cars per min capacity. of course, I don't think they have enough parts these days to go full steam at capacity. I wish they could.

I have to say i've seen more and more dealers now have the BS or even the Bronco in stock these days. Usually one or two Bronco and 5 or 6 BS.

anyway....still no module info here.

None of my trackers are working now, probably a blessing. Still hoping they’ll finish it by end of day tomorrow, but not holding out much hope at this point.

My dealer has 6 total new vehicles (of any model, but no Broncos), they usually have around 100. This is a Ford factory city, so it’s shocking. There are piles of F150’s in every available mass parking space around the city waiting for chips.

I’m going to do my best to stop checking, sold my vehicle today (Hyundai Turbo Veloster) for WAY over resale value because people are so desperate for transportation. Will be driving my husband’s F150 until my Bronco gets here.

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