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Wallenius Wilhelmsen Freedom Call Sign
by xeye on Sun Jul 29 14:17:13 PDT 2007
Hi, If this helps anyone going forward, the call sign of the Wallenius Wilhelmsen Freedom is WDB5483. I would assume this is a permanent ID, so it may make ocean tracking easier when you're wondering where the heck your car is. I was only able to find this once the ship got within a few hundred miles of the U.S. coast. I know I posted the question of the call sign on either this discussion or the one on the run flat tires. As of noon today, it was about 300 or so miles off-shore heading in the right direction towards New York Harbor. FWIW, In New York, this is where the boat unloads: Auto Marine Terminal The Port Authority's Auto Marine Terminal covers 130 acres along the Jersey City/Bayonne waterfront on the Port Jersey and Greenville peninsulas in New Jersey. It is dedicated exclusively to the movement of vehicle imports and exports. The terminal includes two ship berths totaling 1,800 linear feet open vehicle storage areas, offices and processing buildings for the facility two tenants, BMW of America’s Port Jersey Vehicle Preparation Center, and Northeast Auto Marine Terminal (NEAT). CSX and Norfolk Southern offer direct service to the facility through its adjacent automobile rail terminal. It is also included in Foreign-Trade Zone No. 49, which is operated by the Port Authority. http://www.panynj.gov/DoingBusinessWith/seaport/html/auto_marine.html The Freedom's location: http://www.sailwx.info/shiptrack/shipposition.phtml?call=WDB5483 xeye 1,200 miles, eh?...Not so tough considering all the (hopefully) trouble-free fun I can look forward to for the next 120,000 miles, right?
Cancelling vacation
by kernick on Fri May 12 09:55:14 PDT 2006
I'm cancelling my cruise leaving from Bayonne, NJ because its going to cost me an extra $15, to drive back and forth. Next thing you know, a beer's going to cost $3! ;)
Re: Motor problem. [petl]
by cindyc on Fri Feb 11 06:49:49 PST 2005
good news!!!Toyota covered the new engine. still want to find out exactly what happened, but thank my lucky stars they did the right thing. cindy
Re: Motor problem. [petl]
by cindyc on Thu Feb 03 10:53:57 PST 2005
My husband drove the car in for the oil changes. The first mechanic we had it towed to (mainly because triple A would only tow 10 miles and this was the only mechanic we knew, through my husbands father, in the area) didn't try to go further than changing, checking the oil. Right away, when the oil light stayed on after the oil change, he told us we needed to take it to a dealer or different mechanic, as they are simply a shop that specializes in tires, wheels, and the like. He isn't our regular mechanic. When the dealer finally told us toyota would not warranty it, my husband asked what is the next step. Now, when he first called after the dealer did the initial diagnosis, the service rep said it didn't pay to speculate about price yet, wait and see what toyota would do. My husband pressed for some kind of rough price, even saying could it be a $400 job or $4000? He was told that it could be either, or somewhere in between, but again, wait to hear from Toyota. On Weds, when my husband called the dealer and was told that Toyota said no warranty, my husband again asked what would the price be to fix it. After some lengthy technical jargon about what was wrong, he said basically it will need a new engine, at $8000, or "sometimes they could get a used engine, from a car that didn't have a lot of miles on it" for $6000. Without trying to be argumentitive, my husband basically said $8000 for a 4 cylinder engine on a 2002 car was crazy. And $6000 for a used engine was ridiculous. But this is exactly what he was told by the dealer. We've tried searching online for rebuilt and remanufactured engines for 2002 Rav4's, but couldn't find anything. But most used engines seem to between several hundred to several thousand. But none near as high as $6000.   After speaking with Toyota on Weds (not the dealer, but someone in corporate, who we called after getting the bad news from the dealer) they told us to go back to our mechanic and see if he had records. He did in fact have records, 3 of which had the mileage on it, which we've made copies of. Toyota told us that they put an order in with the dealer and that they are required to call us within 3 business days (monday being the 3rd day), and once they called we will most likely be faxing any other records/receipts. Toyota corporate seemed very friendly and helpful, so perhaps that will make a difference. What we should have done (besides have better records altogether) was simply write the mileage on the reciepts before we faxed it to the dealer, but we assumed that the dates would be enough.   Another thing that the dealer also mentioned as a problem on the receipt was my husbands last name rather than mine. Why this should even be remotely an issue is beyond me, but it seems that from the get-go they were looking to justify not being able to warranty the engine.
Re: [719b]
by cindyc on Wed Feb 02 16:24:26 PST 2005
well, the mechanic we take it to, that my husbands family has gone too for over 20 years, did not put the mileage or vin# on the receipt, in addition to this the dealer is saying that since some other things were not done (his example was not all spark plugs had been replaced) this might be an example of lack of maintenance. But when my husband asked if any of the "other things" might be related to the engine problems, the dealer said no. We're taking it up the corporate ladder now, because we did get the oil changed regularly, which they are saying is the main cause of the problems. We are also going back to our mechanic who hopefully has better info on his receipts than what he originally gave us.
Re: rav 4 problems [cindyc]
by cindyc on Wed Feb 02 11:31:29 PST 2005
so, surprise, toyota never called us back, so we called them again only to find out that toyota will not cover it, and the car needs a new engine. it will only cost $8,000 for a new one, and $6,000 for a used one, seems reasonable for a $20,000 car. it makes me feel sick...tell me, other than regular oil changes, what other maintenence should we have had done on a car with 45,000 miles that if we didn't have it done, it would destroy the engine?

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