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This is my second oil change using kendall motor oil. Any thought? Good bad? Still failry good on the dipstick when I changed it the first time around. About 3000 miles on the first oil change. I was told it's a Conoco/phillips product.
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check out BITOG.com
if ur going 3k btween changes darn near any oil will b fine.
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30 years ago before converting to Mobil 1, I use to run Kendall oil exclusively....
ran it and changed it every 5,000 miles...
but it was a different oil back then.... since it got bought by Conoco Phillips, total different oil as Swift said...
and for regular oil, pretty much any decent oil changed every 6,000 miles or 4 months is pretty effective... but I still prefer synthetic...
Ran a couple of engines well over 250K on Kendall.. don't know how long the engines would have gone tho, as Minnesota road salt consumed the car body before I could find out...
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big daddy don garlis used it.still have an old can in shop
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big daddy don garlis used it.still have an old can in shop Sunday! SUNDAY!! 
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Brad Penn bought out Kendall. They still make the "good" stuff. Brad Penn
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big daddy don garlis used it.still have an old can in shop changed his oil after every pass to lol
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Brad Penn bought out Kendall. They still make the "good" stuff. Brad Penn Interesting. Round here the jugs still say Kendall. I'll grab a jug to see where it's from. So far I really like it. The Quart I'm looking at now says c/o Phillips 66 Company Houston Texas Whats' with the Liguid Titanium additive? It's the Kendall GT-1 Synthetic blend that I'm using. Can/should I push my mileage to 5000 miles with the syn/blend?
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Can/should I push my mileage to 5000 miles with the syn/blend? You can do that w/ dino oil. The advantage of syn is that you can skip several 'normal' intervals' of oil changes.
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