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How much oil does my 1970 Chevy c10 350 take?
The amount of oil your 1970 Chevy c10 350 takes depends on a few things, such as the severity of your driving conditions, whether you use synthetic or conventional oil and the age and condition of your engine. If you drive in stop-and-go traffic or mostly short trips, you may need to add oil more frequently than if you drove fewer miles on the highway. Synthetic oil may help extend the time between oil changes, but it's generally more expensive than conventional oil. If your engine is newer or in good condition, you may be able to go longer between oil changes than if it's older or not as well maintained. Consult your owner's manual or a qualified mechanic to determine what schedule is right for your vehicle.
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