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Dave Kenney

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I recall while working as a gas jockey in a gas station that a certain gentleman driving a VW beetle would insist on a small can of Bardahl being added at each fill up. The car had something like 300000 miles on it. He claimed that the oil lubricated the valve and rings.

Posted on: 2009/7/3 18:58