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O.K. Till today I have not had to do this. This morning my purchasing department asked me what to do in this case. The deal is we had a Rev. A drawing, it was decided that we wanted to add additional bolt holes to this drawing so it was rev'd to B. It has since been decided that oh we dont want the extra holes we want to manufacturing this piece to Rev. A (Which has now been marked obsolete per procedure). Has anyone had to deal with this type of thing in the past. I'm quessing we could run into this again, like if a customer comes back to us and says I need P/N X that fits our system that was built in 1990 say, will that drawing may be Rev. B and we now may be on Rev. D. What happens if the change is enough to affect fit, form, or function and we need to go back to that Rev. B drawing. Any Suggestons would be greatly appreciated.
