Which defensive outcome results when the *siphōn* experiences reverse pressurization?

💡 Explanation

Backflow into the *siphōn* can occur because reverse pressurization increases the likelihood of flashback; thereby, backflowing burning fuel lines increases the risk of onboard explosions, rather than enhanced combustion stability, range or fuel line implosion.

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