Typically any bolts or nuts torqued by hand(unable to use electronic means of tracking) will be marked with a paint marker. That's from my experience in a plant building large diesel engines.
It also could just be a mark saying that an inspector checked it and it's good to go.
Also possible the marks aren't put on the latch until it's been adjusted and is aligned correctly.
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I assumed they were inspection marks when I found them on mine. They easily wipe off.
Separate topic: your indigo/frost interior looks very blue in these pics. When I show my truck to others, most people don't even notice the indigo... they assume it's black. Against your black paint the color difference is obvious.Noticed these white lines inside the door frames on my truck. Haven't tried to wipe them off yet, because I'm curious why they're there. Look like something done at the factory during an inspection, but maybe someone knows for sure?
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Separate topic: your indigo/frost interior looks very blue in these pics. When I show my truck to others, most people don't even notice the indigo... they assume it's black. Against your black paint the color difference is obvious.
I thought the same thing..."man that's bluish".Separate topic: your indigo/frost interior looks very blue in these pics. When I show my truck to others, most people don't even notice the indigo... they assume it's black. Against your black paint the color difference is obvious.
Here are a few more pics of the interior. To the naked eye it doesn't look all that blue. I think these pics are a better representation of the colors.I thought the same thing..."man that's bluish".