Which damage results in a turbocharged engine when boost pressure is excessively high?

💡 Explanation

Detonation occurs due to excessive cylinder pressure and temperature inducing uncontrolled combustion. The resulting shockwaves erode the piston crown because the turbocharger over-delivers air and fuel, therefore detonation becomes probable rather than pre-ignition with lower pressure.

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