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    10/20/2015 3:03 PM  #1

    RockAuto
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    How to remember the parts you order

    If you own multiple vehicles and keep them for many years, it can be hard to remember when various maintenance and repair projects were completed. “I remember putting spark-plugs in that truck fairly recently…” sometimes turns out to be new plugs installed ten years ago!

    At RockAuto.com, it is easy to see when you bought new parts and what brands and part numbers you chose for your vehicles over the years. Just click “Log In or Create Account (Optional)” in the upper right corner of RockAuto.com.



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    RockAuto.com

    Last edited by RockAuto (10/20/2015 3:04 PM)

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