Which outcome occurs when direct fuel injector solenoid fails closed in an internal combustion engine?

💡 Explanation

When the fuel injector is stuck closed, fuel cannot enter the cylinder because the solenoid cannot energize to open the valve, causing complete fuel starvation and misfire. Therefore complete cylinder misfire results, rather than knocking, high temperatures, or reduced power which require partial fuel delivery or incorrect timing.

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