Which risk significantly increases when lean fuel mixtures occur in a two-stroke engine?

💡 Explanation

Lean fuel mixtures raise cylinder temperatures because detonation tendency increases due to insufficient fuel cooling; therefore, cylinder head temperature significantly rises, rather than experiencing only decreased cooling capacity at other cylinder locations under these conditions.

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