Which risk increases substantially when reciprocating engine pistons overheat?

💡 Explanation

Piston seizure risk increases with overheating because thermal expansion reduces clearances, leading to friction welding via adhesion. The mechanism is thermal expansion coupled with excessive friction; therefore seizure is the outcome, rather than low oil pressure that occurs under different circumstances.

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