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Glycol
Definition:
Glycol is a test used to check an oil for contamination from a glycol product such as antifreeze or water/glycol.
Standard Test Method Used:
Reporting Measurement:
positive / negative
Amount of Sample Needed:
8 mL
Test Limitation:
Some oil formulations will show false positive results. High engine operating temperature will decompose the glycol contamination, resulting in false negative results.
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