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Yup this is how you do it. Make multiple copies of the receipt because after you cancel the order you can print it anymore.
Have you seen a better one from a similar scenario? Second OCI, 12k+ miles on oil, 24k on truck, a lot of very heavy towing in hot weather and mountains. The first OCI was 81ppm and only had 8k on it. We are talking parts per MILLION here... not thousands. The difference between 40 and 80 ppm is miniscule. Of course anyone wants fewer ppm of any wear metal, but that's definitely nothing to worry about. If I used my truck as a grocery-getter I might take a second look.
Ever heard of PDF text recognition software or OCR? When you print... choose PDF as your printer... it will save it as a PDF file. You can make whatever changes you want to that file indefinitely and print as needed. If you have Adobe Acrobat, you already have the capability. Not that I would ever do such a thing.
Right right just like I would never show a 20wt oil receipt with 30wt in my truck.......never.
I mean... I knew a guy... HE said that's how one would go about something like that if they were so inclined.
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Yep , 6 to 8 months old only ...
Mines exactly the same as yours now even when it's cold out
H7 is the replacement battery for my 17, I've never looked at the battery tray to see if it would take anything bigger.
Optima is a fantastic battery imo , I was gonna get one for mine , but parts store said they didn't carry them for my 14' application ???
If the h7 is a replacement battery for you're truck and Optima makes one and you're parts store is an optima dealer you need to find a new parts store. We special order stuff all the time, if we don't get it that day it will be the next day. The h7 is a fairly popular battery, not like you want something that's one off.
