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Do some manufacturers make their synthetic oils with polyethylene glycol (PEG)? I have heard the term polyglycol, but I am not sure that is a chemical name exactly. What I am hoping to find out is PEG an additive to some synthetic oils or are synthetic oils in some way made from PEG?
 
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Both PEG and PAG are NOT soluble in "oils" used for motor oil the only thing a PEG perhaps the bottle. Other wise both PEG and PAG are used in industrial gear lubes or other industrial product but NOT a PCMO or HDEO.
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