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The good advise from Toyota this fellow received was met with this on Mud
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Run Forrest RUN.
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Can't Service Birfields ?????
Absolutely RUN! You could tempt fate and ask about the 'front knuckle' service. Toyota does NOT consider this regular maintenance. They feel it's only necessary to repair if it's leaking or broken. I asked my service manager the same question using the same terminology as you regarding 'birfields' and he said 'you mean the front knuckles?' Doesn't sound like either your service advisor or the mechanic he spoke with are to swift regarding cruisers. Hell, I'm a novice and know what you are talking about. Just ask CDan, he'll tell you!
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I wonder if you called them "CV joints" if they would have had a better idea what you were talking about :
I would not trust them with mine if the service manager knows nothing about it.
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Re:Can't Service Birfields ?????
Run. My dealer gave me a quote and they rarely do the birf service.
permasealed? Give me a break.
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Can't Service Birfields ?????
So - RUN AWAY is good , except, Where do I find someone to trust my front end to.
I'm in Abilene, Tx.
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Why not do it yourself? There are some excellent write-ups in the technical section, as well a bunch of guys on this forum that are always willing to provide advise if you need it. Not to mention the smart-shopper discount available on the parts you'll need. You'll gain some helpful knowledge about your truck and save a ton of $$ at the same time. It's not as difficult a job as it may seem.
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That's okay. When I asked my dealer about the job, the service manager told me that as long as I was free-wheeling the hubs and running in 2wd I should never need to repack the knuckles. When I told him that the truck was full-time 4wd he told me that was an option for my truck. Really? WTF? :
Another time I went in asking about the supercharger. He asked me if my truck was a V6? or V8? Again, WTF? :
Moral of the story: 99.999% of dealers suck!!! Call American Toyota
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Absolutely RUN! You could tempt fate and ask about the 'front knuckle' service. Toyota does NOT consider this regular maintenance. They feel it's only necessary to repair if it's leaking or broken. I asked my service manager the same question using the same terminology as you regarding 'birfields' and he said 'you mean the front knuckles?' Doesn't sound like either your service advisor or the mechanic he spoke with are to swift regarding cruisers. Hell, I'm a novice and know what you are talking about. Just ask CDan, he'll tell you!
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I wonder if you called them "CV joints" if they would have had a better idea what you were talking about :
I would not trust them with mine if the service manager knows nothing about it.
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Run. My dealer gave me a quote and they rarely do the birf service.
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So - RUN AWAY is good , except, Where do I find someone to trust my front end to.
I'm in Abilene, Tx.
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Why not do it yourself? There are some excellent write-ups in the technical section, as well a bunch of guys on this forum that are always willing to provide advise if you need it. Not to mention the smart-shopper discount available on the parts you'll need. You'll gain some helpful knowledge about your truck and save a ton of $$ at the same time. It's not as difficult a job as it may seem.
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Re:Can't Service Birfields ?????
That's okay. When I asked my dealer about the job, the service manager told me that as long as I was free-wheeling the hubs and running in 2wd I should never need to repack the knuckles. When I told him that the truck was full-time 4wd he told me that was an option for my truck. Really? WTF? :
Another time I went in asking about the supercharger. He asked me if my truck was a V6? or V8? Again, WTF? :
Moral of the story: 99.999% of dealers suck!!! Call American Toyota
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¥ep, Moral of the Story, 99.999% but the .00001 % gave the good advise,
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Found one Rixxer
On my way out to Worley Id today I spotted a Toyota pile for sale, on the way back stopped to check it out, 93 or so I am guessing , but no one was home, and no phone #
I am going back later today and will take some pictures, see how much they want for it, frt bumper is wadded up but other than that, preety straight,
Hopefully its original owner, with service records and or history, because @ a glance it has the factory lube in the knuckle,
See what the folks have to say maybee they will let me take it back to the shop to inspect it, sample the grease, show you, Res non Verba,
Your coming out Rixxer like it or not,
On my way out to Worley Id today I spotted a Toyota pile for sale, on the way back stopped to check it out, 93 or so I am guessing , but no one was home, and no phone #
I am going back later today and will take some pictures, see how much they want for it, frt bumper is wadded up but other than that, preety straight,
Hopefully its original owner, with service records and or history, because @ a glance it has the factory lube in the knuckle,
See what the folks have to say maybee they will let me take it back to the shop to inspect it, sample the grease, show you, Res non Verba,
Your coming out Rixxer like it or not,
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Alrighty
Okay so I went and scoped out this Toyota pile,
Now Rixxer . If You want we can move your re education to backwoodsgoopinfo,
If you want just wanted to throw that option @ you. What I could do (I think) is set it up so you need a password to get into a section I could start,
a more private setting, just a idea,
And I would be more than happy to give you Mod privileges
But got some info, on this here Toyota and the guy said it would be alright if I took it to my shop for further inspection,
It is a fool's prerogative to utter truths that no one else will speak
Okay so I went and scoped out this Toyota pile,
Now Rixxer . If You want we can move your re education to backwoodsgoopinfo,
If you want just wanted to throw that option @ you. What I could do (I think) is set it up so you need a password to get into a section I could start,
a more private setting, just a idea,
And I would be more than happy to give you Mod privileges
But got some info, on this here Toyota and the guy said it would be alright if I took it to my shop for further inspection,
It is a fool's prerogative to utter truths that no one else will speak
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Barbara Cooper
Okay Rixatus,
I found the gal we need to talk to that recommends this #2 grease in place of the factory #1 or thinner,
Barbra Cooper
Group VP & CIO at Toyota Motor Sales USA
Greater Los Angeles Area
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Group VP & CIO North America at Toyota Motor North America, Inc.
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CIO at MicroAge
CIO & County Manager at Maricopa County
Vice President at American Express
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University of Oslo, Blindern, Oslo, Norway
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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Barbra Cooper's Experience
Group VP & CIO North America
Toyota Motor North America, Inc.
Public Company; TM; Financial Services industry
December 1996 – Present (14 years 9 months) Torrance, CA
Barbra Cooper is group vice president and chief information officer for Toyota Motor North America Inc. She is responsible for the strategy, development and operation of all systems and technology that support Toyota in the North America region. Prior to Toyota, she was group vice president and chief information officer for MicroAge Corp., chief information officer for Maricopa County in Phoenix, AZ and also served as County Manager. She was vice president of technology for American Express, and director of information systems for Miller & Paine department stores. Named by McGraw Hill Publishing as one of the Top 100 Women in Computing in 1996, Computerworld's Premier IT Leaders in 2001, the CIO 100 Award in 2005 from CIO Magazine. Ziff Davis' CIO Insight's ranked her sixth of the top 100 global CIOs in 2007 and CIO Magazine's Executive Council awarded her the Distinguished Member Award for Most Valuable Content for 2007. Also recognized for her automotive industry achievements including three Automotive News awards for the 100 Leading Women in the automotive industry in 2000, 2005,2007 and 2010. She was elected to the CIO Hall of Fame in 2007. Recognized in April 2008, by the Global CIO Executive Summit's & Leadership Network, receiving the Top 10 Leaders and Innovators Award honoring outstanding IT and business leaders. Earned a bachelor's degree in education from the University of Nebraska and attended the University of Oslo in Oslo, Norway graduate studies program. She is a member of the Society for Information Management, Organization of Women Executives, the Corporate Executive Board for Chief Information Officers, the UCLA IS Associate Program, the CIO Leadership Network and serves on the University of Nebraska Jeff Raikes School of Computer Science and Management Corporate Advisory Board.
Okay Rixatus,
I found the gal we need to talk to that recommends this #2 grease in place of the factory #1 or thinner,
Barbra Cooper
Group VP & CIO at Toyota Motor Sales USA
Greater Los Angeles Area
Automotive
Current
Group VP & CIO North America at Toyota Motor North America, Inc.
Past
CIO at MicroAge
CIO & County Manager at Maricopa County
Vice President at American Express
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Education
University of Oslo, Blindern, Oslo, Norway
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
The University of North Dakota
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1 person has recommended Barbra
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Barbra Cooper's Experience
Group VP & CIO North America
Toyota Motor North America, Inc.
Public Company; TM; Financial Services industry
December 1996 – Present (14 years 9 months) Torrance, CA
Barbra Cooper is group vice president and chief information officer for Toyota Motor North America Inc. She is responsible for the strategy, development and operation of all systems and technology that support Toyota in the North America region. Prior to Toyota, she was group vice president and chief information officer for MicroAge Corp., chief information officer for Maricopa County in Phoenix, AZ and also served as County Manager. She was vice president of technology for American Express, and director of information systems for Miller & Paine department stores. Named by McGraw Hill Publishing as one of the Top 100 Women in Computing in 1996, Computerworld's Premier IT Leaders in 2001, the CIO 100 Award in 2005 from CIO Magazine. Ziff Davis' CIO Insight's ranked her sixth of the top 100 global CIOs in 2007 and CIO Magazine's Executive Council awarded her the Distinguished Member Award for Most Valuable Content for 2007. Also recognized for her automotive industry achievements including three Automotive News awards for the 100 Leading Women in the automotive industry in 2000, 2005,2007 and 2010. She was elected to the CIO Hall of Fame in 2007. Recognized in April 2008, by the Global CIO Executive Summit's & Leadership Network, receiving the Top 10 Leaders and Innovators Award honoring outstanding IT and business leaders. Earned a bachelor's degree in education from the University of Nebraska and attended the University of Oslo in Oslo, Norway graduate studies program. She is a member of the Society for Information Management, Organization of Women Executives, the Corporate Executive Board for Chief Information Officers, the UCLA IS Associate Program, the CIO Leadership Network and serves on the University of Nebraska Jeff Raikes School of Computer Science and Management Corporate Advisory Board.
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Or this Gal
Barbara E. Arnold
Title: Vice President - Corporate Responsibility
Barbara Arnold
Barbara E. Arnold
Vice President, Corporate Responsibility
Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.
Barbara Arnold is vice president, corporate responsibility for Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.
She is responsible for internal audit and ethics; enterprise risk management; environmental, health and safety; material compliance; the environmental coordination office; and the office of privacy.
Arnold began her career with Toyota's legal department in 1990. As managing counsel, she had legal responsibility for the company's advertising and related marketing issues, U.S. customs matters and other international trade issues. From 1998 through 2000 Arnold held the newly created position of corporate diversity manager and was responsible for broadening and advancing diversity throughout all Toyota operations. She spearheaded a number of initiatives, which have become part of Toyota's 21st Century Diversity Strategy. Most recently, she served as assistant general counsel.
Prior to Toyota, she worked as an associate with Irell & Manella, a Los Angeles-based general business law firm, and as assistant regional director and acting regional director for the Federal Trade Commission, Cleveland, Ohio.
Arnold is the Chair of the Alumni Board of Visitors for the Pathways to Excellence Program at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
Arnold graduated from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in sociology and a J.D. degree. She is a member of the State Bar of California.
Barbara E. Arnold
Title: Vice President - Corporate Responsibility
Barbara Arnold
Barbara E. Arnold
Vice President, Corporate Responsibility
Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.
Barbara Arnold is vice president, corporate responsibility for Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.
She is responsible for internal audit and ethics; enterprise risk management; environmental, health and safety; material compliance; the environmental coordination office; and the office of privacy.
Arnold began her career with Toyota's legal department in 1990. As managing counsel, she had legal responsibility for the company's advertising and related marketing issues, U.S. customs matters and other international trade issues. From 1998 through 2000 Arnold held the newly created position of corporate diversity manager and was responsible for broadening and advancing diversity throughout all Toyota operations. She spearheaded a number of initiatives, which have become part of Toyota's 21st Century Diversity Strategy. Most recently, she served as assistant general counsel.
Prior to Toyota, she worked as an associate with Irell & Manella, a Los Angeles-based general business law firm, and as assistant regional director and acting regional director for the Federal Trade Commission, Cleveland, Ohio.
Arnold is the Chair of the Alumni Board of Visitors for the Pathways to Excellence Program at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
Arnold graduated from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in sociology and a J.D. degree. She is a member of the State Bar of California.
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Okay Rixatus, see what I can do about getting a hold of these gals, to get this figered out,
I Think after re reading the profiles the 2nd Barbara would be the gal to talk to,
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Grease [Incident: 110807-000107] Incident, Hmmm gonna have to look up that word, Incident, this incident should start a bootstrapping effect
Bootstrap Operation
Mechanical Engineering Definition:
<i>Dynamic system operation in which, once a cycle has been started by external power, working fluid maintains a self-sustaining process.</i>
Okay Rixatus, see what I can do about getting a hold of these gals, to get this figered out,
I Think after re reading the profiles the 2nd Barbara would be the gal to talk to,
Okay Rixatus the question has been submitted
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Looks like we have a reference #110807-000107
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Grease [Incident: 110807-000107] Incident, Hmmm gonna have to look up that word, Incident, this incident should start a bootstrapping effect
Bootstrap Operation
Mechanical Engineering Definition:
<i>Dynamic system operation in which, once a cycle has been started by external power, working fluid maintains a self-sustaining process.</i>
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Barb #2
Yep its Barb #2 we gotta talk to Rixxer . She has a degree in Sociology, they study this kind of stuff,
Used of cults, "brainwashing" or "mind control" refers to the unethical use of persuasion methods with the aim of recruiting people into joining or remaining involved with a group, movement, or cause.
Definition of 'brainwashing':
[T]ranslation of a Chinese term indicating "a forcible indoctrination to induce someone to give up basic political, social, or religious beliefs and attitudes and to accept contrasting regimented ideas."
Source: Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary
Also referred to as Mind Control. Sociologists, cult experts and others are sharply divided on this contentious issue.
Sociologists, Yep thats our gal got a BA degree in it, she will know how this happened,
So Toyota Sales has got a gal with a degree in this stuff, cool, and a Juris Doctor, a teacher of the law, scientific study of the law, So Rixatus,
Looks like you have been brainwashed by this little gal about grease,
Bummer Oh well could have happened to anybody, now lets move on
Yep its Barb #2 we gotta talk to Rixxer . She has a degree in Sociology, they study this kind of stuff,
Used of cults, "brainwashing" or "mind control" refers to the unethical use of persuasion methods with the aim of recruiting people into joining or remaining involved with a group, movement, or cause.
Definition of 'brainwashing':
[T]ranslation of a Chinese term indicating "a forcible indoctrination to induce someone to give up basic political, social, or religious beliefs and attitudes and to accept contrasting regimented ideas."
Source: Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary
Also referred to as Mind Control. Sociologists, cult experts and others are sharply divided on this contentious issue.
Sociologists, Yep thats our gal got a BA degree in it, she will know how this happened,
So Toyota Sales has got a gal with a degree in this stuff, cool, and a Juris Doctor, a teacher of the law, scientific study of the law, So Rixatus,
Looks like you have been brainwashed by this little gal about grease,
Bummer Oh well could have happened to anybody, now lets move on
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Grease Incedent
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Discussion Thread
Customer By Web Form (Frank Dunphy) 08/07/2011 02:06 PM
Hello @ Toyota,
A question has come up between myself and a Toyota tech regarding the type of base and grade for the steering knuckle lube for Toyota Landcruisers prior to 1997 Model production,
I have Identified it is a #1 or #0 grade, and not lithium based,
The Toyota tech Identifies this as axle seal failure ,
[---001:000657:00689---]
Well nothing so far guys, but there it is again, Incident,
incident (not comparable)
Arising as the result of an event, inherent
(physics) (of a stream of particles or radiation) falling on or striking a surface (e.g. "The incident light illuminated the surface.")
Yep the stream of particles and radiation striking the surface , Illuminating ,
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Ask Toyota [email protected] to me
show details 2:06 PM (18 hours ago)
Thank you for contacting Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. We appreciate your consideration and hope to have your email addressed as quickly as possible. Our current office hours are Monday through Friday from 5 AM to 6 PM and Saturday 7 AM to 4 PM Pacific Time. If you need immediate assistance, we recommend you contact the Customer Relations Manager at your local Toyota dealership.
Discussion Thread
Customer By Web Form (Frank Dunphy) 08/07/2011 02:06 PM
Hello @ Toyota,
A question has come up between myself and a Toyota tech regarding the type of base and grade for the steering knuckle lube for Toyota Landcruisers prior to 1997 Model production,
I have Identified it is a #1 or #0 grade, and not lithium based,
The Toyota tech Identifies this as axle seal failure ,
[---001:000657:00689---]
Well nothing so far guys, but there it is again, Incident,
incident (not comparable)
Arising as the result of an event, inherent
(physics) (of a stream of particles or radiation) falling on or striking a surface (e.g. "The incident light illuminated the surface.")
Yep the stream of particles and radiation striking the surface , Illuminating ,
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Okay so I went and scoped out this Toyota pile,
Now Rixxer . If You want we can move your re education to backwoodsgoopinfo,
If you want just wanted to throw that option @ you. What I could do (I think) is set it up so you need a password to get into a section I could start,
a more private setting, just a idea,
And I would be more than happy to give you Mod privileges
But got some info, on this here Toyota and the guy said it would be alright if I took it to my shop for further inspection,
It is a fool's prerogative to utter truths that no one else will speak
You know frank..... your inability to understand simple concepts is rather amazing.
First:
some old cruiser with a completely unkown service history, but very obviously leaking axles is not a good way to prove a damn thing.
Second:
Your webiste is a JOKE. AN ABSOLUTE JOKE.
Not only have you banned people that weren't doing any harm, you banned people and tried to say they were someone they were not.
You suck at running a website as bad as you seem to suck at everything else.
As for all this Barbara 31 and #2 crap that you posted........ your grasp of who does what in a major corporation is PATHETIC.
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Sure Sure Rixatus,
Now heres the deal with the Monarch Butterfly
"Monarch Programming
Although there has never been any official admittance of the existence of Monarch programming, prominent researchers have documented the systematic use of trauma on subjects for mind-control purposes. Some survivors, with the help of dedicated therapists, were able to “deprogram” themselves to then go on record and disclose the horrifying details of their ordeals.
Monarch slaves are mainly used by organizations to carry out operations using patsies trained to perform specific tasks,"
So Rixxer As your dedicated therapist, exit counselor I will "Deprogram" you
The Rig does have a service history, the rig does have a discharging #1 or thinner grease,
Just like it is supposed to, Now I even have your "Master Professor" Idaho Doug to back me on that,
Its got a history Rixxer , So either Barb, will work I spose, Barb #1 is in charge of information
Barb #2 is responsible,
So Got a email into "Toyota Cares" so we will see if they do,
Doubt it, they are going to leave you out to dry, not help , and maybee I was wrong about you having to pull your "Stupid Card" since your following Barbs recommendation , and making your diagnosis based of that information of which Barb #2 is responsible,
So really Rixxer I really doubt these University educated gals are going to pull a stupid card, but pull it for you,
and go with theory #2
If you need a refresher on theory #2 and that would be that you incapable of using this grease correctly,
Well, I dont think So Rixatus, and dont think either Barb should make that call for you...
Now heres the deal with the Monarch Butterfly
"Monarch Programming
Although there has never been any official admittance of the existence of Monarch programming, prominent researchers have documented the systematic use of trauma on subjects for mind-control purposes. Some survivors, with the help of dedicated therapists, were able to “deprogram” themselves to then go on record and disclose the horrifying details of their ordeals.
Monarch slaves are mainly used by organizations to carry out operations using patsies trained to perform specific tasks,"
So Rixxer As your dedicated therapist, exit counselor I will "Deprogram" you
The Rig does have a service history, the rig does have a discharging #1 or thinner grease,
Just like it is supposed to, Now I even have your "Master Professor" Idaho Doug to back me on that,
Its got a history Rixxer , So either Barb, will work I spose, Barb #1 is in charge of information
Barb #2 is responsible,
So Got a email into "Toyota Cares" so we will see if they do,
Doubt it, they are going to leave you out to dry, not help , and maybee I was wrong about you having to pull your "Stupid Card" since your following Barbs recommendation , and making your diagnosis based of that information of which Barb #2 is responsible,
So really Rixxer I really doubt these University educated gals are going to pull a stupid card, but pull it for you,
and go with theory #2
If you need a refresher on theory #2 and that would be that you incapable of using this grease correctly,
Well, I dont think So Rixatus, and dont think either Barb should make that call for you...
tranny Frank
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#1 and #2
As for all this Barbara 31 and #2 crap that you posted........ your grasp of who does what in a major corporation is PATHETIC.,
No Rixxer this is preety cut and dry,
Barb #1 is In Charge of information, "She is responsible for the strategy, development and operation of all systems and technology that support Toyota in the North America region."
Barb #2 is responsible,
Barbara Arnold is vice president, corporate responsibility for Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.
"She is responsible for internal audit and ethics; enterprise risk management; environmental, health and safety; material compliance; the environmental coordination office; and the office of privacy."
"Office of privacy" in this office is the answer Rixxer,
As for all this Barbara 31 and #2 crap that you posted........ your grasp of who does what in a major corporation is PATHETIC.,
No Rixxer this is preety cut and dry,
Barb #1 is In Charge of information, "She is responsible for the strategy, development and operation of all systems and technology that support Toyota in the North America region."
Barb #2 is responsible,
Barbara Arnold is vice president, corporate responsibility for Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.
"She is responsible for internal audit and ethics; enterprise risk management; environmental, health and safety; material compliance; the environmental coordination office; and the office of privacy."
"Office of privacy" in this office is the answer Rixxer,
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