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Hello!

Was just doing my 100k kms service and saw all this red markings all over all the bolts and some markings on the water pump. Does this indicate that they have been replaced before ? I was pretty positive that my skyline was not 78k kms when i bought it but 178k~kms.

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No markings on the old belt, just lots of tiny cracks and worn out.

But i think this car has had heaps of little bits changed over to make it look like low kms, all the little bits changed over here and there. Hopefully not over 200k kms!

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you'll find most nissans have weird paint all over the bolts, stuff knows what it means but apparently on evoX's they have paint over suspension stuff and other bolts but they are marked in suck a way that when you undo the bolt the paint is cracked and the marks dont line up, its so they can void your warranty if its been "toy'd" with

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