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← TechnologyWhich risk increases when fuel injectors in a direct injection engine exhibit excessive dribble following pulse termination?
A)Increased unburned hydrocarbon emissions
B)Catalytic converter overheating and damage
C)Piston ring wear due to fuel dilution✓
D)Knock due to pre-ignition in cylinder
💡 Explanation
When injectors dribble, incomplete combustion occurs because the fuel isn't properly atomized resulting in raw fuel bypassing the piston rings contaminating oil, promoting premature wear and reduces lubrication. Therefore ring wear results, rather than emissions, converter damage or knock whose requirements are different combustion defects.
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