This sticker basically identifies some specific setting or calibration on a component – often it’s related to emissions or a factory setting. It provides information about how something was originally configured. It doesn't do anything mechanically, it just says what’s been done. Think of it like a little label that tells a technician, or even an inspector, “Hey, this vehicle came from the factory set up this way.” It's usually on a part that might get removed or adjusted during a repair, so putting the sticker back on correctly shows everything is still to original specification. It’s not something that will cause your car to stop running if it’s missing, but it’s important for documentation and ensuring things are done right. It's important for a couple of reasons. First, during inspections, an inspector will look for this sticker to confirm the vehicle meets certain standards. Missing it could cause a fail. Second, if a technician is working on that component, they'll often refer to the sticker to make sure they’re adjusting things correctly. It’s a small detail that avoids bigger headaches down the road. You can sometimes find these listed on sites like Fixparts Online, along with diagrams to show where it goes. It's generally something you’ll notice if it's missing or damaged because it's usually in a fairly visible spot on the component itself. Dedicated support: Sticker FO (MPN 1K0010307M) includes a 12-month warranty!

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