Which risk increases when idling a turbocharger diesel engine?

💡 Explanation

Oil starvation risk increases during prolonged idling of a turbocharger diesel due to loss of oil pressure. The oil pump slows, and insufficient oil film leads to bearing metal contact because hydrodynamic lubrication fails; therefore oil starvation occurs rather than compressor surge at low RPM.

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