Loss of engine compression can result from

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• Loss of engine compression can result from
• Two SI engines run at same speed and develop same power but have different compression ratio. The engine with higher compression ratio will have its ignition advance
• The power developed in four stroke I.C. engine, for the same engine speed and cylinder volume, as compared to that of a two stroke engine is
• Poor compression in a two stroke engine cannot be due to
• In case of petrol engine, pre-ignition of the charge during compression stroke is
• In a diesel engine a clogged nozzle could result in
• In a multi-cylinder engine, missing in one cylinder is likely to result from
• In S.I. engine if the spark plug deposit indicates black coating of soot, it therefore indicates that the engine has been generally operating on
• In a S.I. engine burned white deposit on spark plug with molten globules indicates that the engine has been generally operating on
• A two stroke engine is generally preferred to a four stroke engine because