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- Q532 - Motor Plants II
138. Which of the listed conditions could result in the failure of an auxiliary diesel engine to stop running when a normal shutdown is attempted?
Lube oil entering the air intake manifold acts as an uncontrolled fuel source, preventing engine shutdown even when the normal fuel supply is cut off. Diesel engines ignite combustible mixtures, and oil mist in the intake can sustain combustion independently of the normal fuel system.
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