Which outcome occurs when excessive premixing of air and fuel happens inside a two-stroke engine cylinder?

💡 Explanation

When air and fuel are excessively premixed, oil film washout occurs because two-stoke engines use the fuel-air mix to lubricate cylinder walls, minimizing lubricating oil reaching cylinder. Therefore piston seizure results, rather than rich mixture, detonation, or carbon deposits from incomplete combustion requiring different conditions.

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