box, and list which systems will be covered by a full warranty. See Illustration 3.4 for an additional discussion of this issue. Second, fill in the percentage of the repair cost that will be paid by the dealer. For example, "The dealer will pay 100% of the labor and 100% of the parts * * *."9 See Illustration 3.6 for a discussion of how the Rule applies to the use of a deductible. Section 455.2(b)(2)(iv). Third, indicate which of the specific systems are covered. Do not use shorthand terms such as "drive train" or "power train". Rather, indicate the exact systems (e.g., frame and body, brake systems, etc.) that are covered. A list of the major systems of an automobile is printed on the back of the Buyers Guide. Those terms may be used to indicate the specific systems covered by the warranty. Illustration 3.5 provides an explanation of how to disclose the systems covered. Section 455.2(b)(2)(ii). Some dealers may wish to provide warranty coverage for some systems of a used vehicle and at the same time disclaim all other express or implied warranty coverage for the other systems of the car. A dealer may use the space provided for warranty disclosures to write in any disclaimers or exclusions. You may enlarge the Buyers Guide, if necessary, to provide additional warranty information. Illustration 3.3 further discusses this issue. Fourth, indicate the duration of the warranty. For example, "30 days or 1,000 miles, whichever occurs first." If there are different durations