Which risk increases when excessive pre-ignition occurs within a gasoline engine cylinder?

💡 Explanation

When excessive pre-ignition happens, very high temperatures and pressures rise prematurely because combustion starts before the spark, leading to extreme thermal stress. Therefore piston crown cracking results, rather than bearing failure, valve float, or fuel injector issues, which stem from different causes.

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