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Wondering if you can also translate this page? Don't be horrified I don't need the whole page, just the bottom section with numbers 1 to 3:

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1. APEXi Super Intake ..... ????

2. .... ???

3. APEXi Super Intake .... ????

But if your friends can do the whole page that would be great!

Thx mate

Rianto

Guest Boxhead

exstatic.. yep, it seems so...

my guess(not 100% guess but a little knowledgeable guess) is that the number on that sticker you showed, is what kms it did before the change, as in the 100 000 plus what its written...

that if the sticker to the left is the same but blank..

Originally posted by ylwgtr

hey brendan...has your timing belt been changed?Usually they do them at/close too or after 100,000klms but yours has 66000klms right?

I'm not sure if its been changed, I was going to do it this week to be on the safe side, but saw that sticker, and thought it may have already been changed..

Originally posted by ylwgtr

hey brendan...has your timing belt been changed?Usually they do them at/close too or after 100,000klms but yours has 66000klms right?

Boxhead is right about the stickers.

Don't believe any KMS shown on an import unless it has full documented service history.

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