Which phenomenon increases wear in engine cylinders shortly after cold start?

💡 Explanation

During cold start, incomplete fuel combustion causes unburned fuel to enter the crankcase, diluting the oil, reducing viscosity, and causing boundary lubrication. Therefore fuel dilution is the risk, rather than oxidation, deposits or dissolution, which all require differing conditions and rates.

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