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Re: Toyota Owners (online) Unite for Resolution: Engine Slu
Posted by Dave Nightingale on 3/16/07

    It's interesting to note that Charlene Blake has posted this
    same sick rhetoric on virtually every cartalk site on the
    net--and then some!!
    It is also interesting that some site administrators havbe
    questioned the veracity of her posts, as per the following
    response by an administrator on another site:

    "

    Ms Blake,

    Thank you for your input. Your comments are welcome here as
    are all comments that are presented courteously and in an
    effort to seek the truth. With that said, there are two
    points I’d like to raise.

    First, you seem a bit bitter. Perhaps I’d feel the same if I
    had a sludge claim that I felt Toyota was ignoring. Could
    that be what is fueling the fire within you? Do you feel
    Toyota has cheated you out of something it owed you? Would
    you please be so kind as to level with us about your
    experience, your involvement with the petition, and briefly
    explain why this is such a hot issue for you.

    Second, you seem to have a singular view of the facts that
    are presented in the settlement – at least not the views one
    gets from a plain reading of the agreement. (see link to the
    settlement agreement at the bottom of the article).
    Specifically, (1) your comment indicates that there are a
    greater number of vehicles out there that Toyota has agreed
    to repair than those that are listed on the table in the
    settlement documentation and (2) that the manufacturer has
    in some way used “loopholes” to limit its financial
    exposure. Beyond that, you all but name Toyota in a
    conspiracy theory to sabotage the online petition drive.

    Since I’d love to know what you know, could you please name
    the vehicles the lawsuit covers that are not listed in the
    settlement agreement, and explain the loopholes and sabotage
    of which you write. Your sources would be invaluable in
    objectively weighing the facts.

    Thanks for posting and we look forward to your future
    comments on this story and others."

    It's nice to know that Blake has been ask to account for her
    rhetoric. However, she never did respond to the
    administrator's query, so what does that tell us about
    Blake's integrity?
    Nuff said.


    On 2/11/07, Charlene Blake wrote:
    > Are Toyota owners experiencing ENGINE OIL SLUDGE, blown
    > engines (rods through the engine block), fires in the
    > engine, or other premature engine failures in relatively
    > low mileage Toyota vehicles?
    >
    > Is Toyota telling you that you don't qualify for the CSP:
    > Customer Support Program for Engine Oil Gelation? Is
    > Toyota telling you that there is a mileage limit or that
    > you are outside the 8 year limit?
    >
    > Are you being blamed for the condition? Are you being
    told
    > that the engine failure is unrelated to engine sludge?
    Are
    > you being denied warranty coverage?
    >
    > Did Toyota send you a SPA or CSP letter? Did you receive
    > the class action lawsuit notification letter? OR, are you
    > still in the dark without any information?
    >
    > Have you sent Toyota a CERTIFIED letter? If not, do so as
    > soon as possible. Sign my petition and file online owner
    > reports on the Center for Auto Safety and the NHTSA web
    > sites. Network with other Toyota vehicle owners to
    compare
    > notes. Post on as many forums as you can to locate
    > others. Please direct them to the Toyota owner petition.
    >
    > Toyota said only 3,200 owners complained about this
    problem
    > back in 2002. Since that time, thousands more have come
    > forward. No one knows how many of the 3.3 million Toyota
    > and Lexus vehicle owners are experiencing this problem.
    >
    > Toyota owners with model years from 1994-2003 have
    reported
    > engine sludge. While Toyota's program includes the 1997-
    > 2002 Celica, Highlander, Solara, Camry, Avalon, Sienna,
    > Lexus ES300, and Lexus RX300, owners of the Corolla, RAV4,
    > Tacoma, and 4Runner have also reported engine sludge.
    >
    > I'd like to network with those who are NOT being treated
    > fairly by Toyota. Please e-mail and/or post your
    > experience in the engine oil sludge debacle.
    >
    > The class action lawsuit started in Louisiana does not
    > protect those with models and model years outside Toyota's
    > CSP program. It does not protect those who are just
    > outside the 8 year period. This includes those who don't
    > put that much mileage per year on their vehicles.
    >
    > If you have not received compensation from Toyota as
    > promised by the CSP or as covered under the class action
    > lawsuit, please make this information known. Some Toyota
    > owners feel that this issue is far from settled. Are you
    > one of them?
    >
    > Charlene Blake
    > cblake@erols.com
    > Toyota Owners Unite for Resolution
    > http://www.petitiononline.com/TMC2003/petition.html

     
     

 
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