Which risk increases when a diesel engine fuel injector operates with excessive cavitation?

💡 Explanation

When cavitation occurs in a fuel injector, incomplete atomization results because the fuel stream is disrupted by vapor bubbles impacting fuel-air mixture quality during combustion. Therefore increased exhaust particulate emissions results rather than decreased temperature, increased pressures, or decreased vibration, which are linked to other combustion anomalies.

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