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It means it has done the "100,000km dealer service" which generally includes a new timing belt.

I got one of those stickers when I bought my timing belt from Nissan.

not quite...they all have a silver sticker on them already, and when the timing belt is replaced they put a sticker over it with a marking that says it was done etc...

when they did my timing belt (at compliance on request) they didnt have a sticker, so they scratched the kms into that silver sticker to indicate when it was changed

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not quite...they all have a silver sticker on them already, and when the timing belt is replaced they put a sticker over it with a marking that says it was done etc...

when they did my timing belt (at compliance on request) they didnt have a sticker, so they scratched the kms into that silver sticker to indicate when it was changed

Well I was just guessing going by my experience since I don't understand Japanese. Your compliance place probably didn't bother with the sticker prodived... that's if they bought a genuine Nissan belt. But I know when I bought my belt from Nissan it came with that sticker with blank spaces for me to write the KM when you change it. :P

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The sticker says replace belt at 100,000 k's . If you read the owners manual it says every 100,000 or 5 years wichever comes first .

cheers! got quoted 500 to to water pump n belt from sei in melb where i bought my car. sound like a pretty fair price?

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