Why are they 'backward' on the owner's manual? The letters are flipped and read right to left, if you understand what I'm saying. I'm just curious on this. Thanks.

correctly print will it So

Maybe the worker was dyslexic?

I think they used it like an old credit card machine to make an imprint on paperwork (the old carbon-copies) when the car was brought in to a dealer for service. That why the letters are raised too...

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Originally posted by 1966_L78:


I think they used it like an old credit card machine to make an imprint on paperwork (the old carbon-copies) when the car was brought in to a dealer for service. That why the letters are raised too... Thats exactly what it was used for. It was thought to make it easier to identify vehicles for warranty tracking etc.