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Hey Guys,

I've been wondering what this sticker just inside the drivers door on the dash means.

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If anyone is able to give me the jist of it that would be great.

I mean it could just indicate an oil and filter change was performed - or it could tell me much more... i just dont know.

Thanks in advance to anyone who can help!

Justin

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Hey Guys,

I've been wondering what this sticker just inside the drivers door on the dash means.

oil change sticker from the looks of it.

reading of km's when last changed, and next recommended change.

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Thanks Cowie, yeah just after i posted it i thought the same thing. I guess a mod might be able to move it, or i might just repost it in the Japan bit.

Thats one of the reasons why i posted it up dezz, it seems that the car had 78,342kms on it in 2001 (year 13 in the The Heisei Era)... thats not too bad...

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oil change sticker from the looks of it.

reading of km's when last changed, and next recommended change.

Thanks for the info! Do they really suggest to change oil every 3,000km's?

I thought the japanese were pretty lazy at looking after their cars?

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Oil Change @ 78.342km on 12/04/2001

Next change @ 81,342

The 2 marks indicate which oil was used and if they changed the oil filter or not which they did.

if i manage to get a photo of my sticker, and its read-able, ill be sending you a PM!

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