Which outcome results when diesel fuel injectors experience excessive 'needle bounce' during injection?

💡 Explanation

When excessive needle bounce occurs in diesel injectors, incomplete combustion results because the fuel spray atomization is disrupted due to inconsistent fuel delivery. Therefore increased particulate matter emissions results, rather than reduced knocking, improved efficiency, or decreased pressure, which require precise injection timing and pattern.

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