Which risk increases when gasoline direct injection encounters excessively high cylinder temperatures?

💡 Explanation

Pre-ignition increases because the high-temperature autoignition will occur rather than controlled spark ignition; therefore, uncontrolled combustion before TDC stresses the piston rather than later catalytic converter impact with unburnt fuel.

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