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In a Diesel engineRequired to answer. Single choice. OPTIONS: 1.Only spark plug is used 2.Spark plug with carburetors are used 3.None 4.Only carburetor is used

Automotive Technology

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337794213

Author:ERJAVEC, Jack.

Publisher:ERJAVEC, Jack.

Chapter9: Automotive Engine Designs And Diagnosis

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5SA: Describe five ways in which an engine can be classified.

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3.None

4.Only carburetor is used

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