Which risk increases when an overfeeding solenoid in a turbocharged diesel engine malfunctions?

💡 Explanation

When the overfeeding solenoid malfunctions and adds excess fuel, overspeed occurs because extra fuel creates excessive exhaust gas flow and spins the turbine beyond design limits, potentially leading to turbocharger failure. Therefore, turbocharger shaft failure results, rather than overheating, knocking or clogging, which entail different fuel/air balance mechanisms.

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