Which risk increases when ultrasonic fuel injectors experience excessive voltage spikes?

💡 Explanation

When excessive voltage spikes occur, ultrasonic fuel injectors induce localized heating which causes nearby fuel molecules to polymerize into larger molecules that block the nozzle. Therefore nozzle clogging results, rather than scuffing, overheating, or crankshaft failure which are caused by improper combustion management.

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