Which outcome occurs when rapid injector fouling blocks a common-rail diesel, limiting fuel?

💡 Explanation

Reduced fuel causes lower pressures because injector fouling directly restricts fuel flow during compression. This flow restriction is a mechanical obstruction rather than an electronic fault; therefore, firing pressures drop, rather than increase, and other compensations are unachieved.

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