Which risk increases when intake air is excessively compressed by a turbocharger?

💡 Explanation

Engine pre-ignition risk rises due to increased temperature from excessive compression via adiabatic heating. Because this results in uncontrolled combustion events rather than controlled burning events, pre-ignition occurs. Therefore, detonation is the answer, rather than other issues relating to exhaust or lubrication.

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