Which outcome occurs when exceeding a diesel engine's cooling capacity?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding cooling capacity causes overheating, which induces thermal stress cycles; because the metal repeatedly expands then contracts, the cylinder head experiences fatigue cracking, therefore choosing A, rather than increased fuel viscosity or improved efficiency under these conditions.

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