Which outcome occurs when a GDI engine experiences fuel dilution?

💡 Explanation

Increased hydrocarbons occur because fuel dilution interferes with combustion via decreased fuel viscosity. This reduces complete combustion; thus, the unburned fuel exits via exhaust, rather than achieving perfect oxidation, which products would include water and carbon dioxide instead.

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