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Join Date: Jul 2000
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Now when both of these vehicles were left to cool down and restarted, there were no problems, oil pressure came back up and the oil was in the level area where it's supposed to be. Another thing i noticed about the Kendall oil is that at oil changes (i used that stuff for about 12,000 combined miles for a couple of vehicles) it was ALOT thicker and blacker than other comparable oils..... ...but that's just my experience and what i was referring to when i said airate. sorry for the long post. |
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