Practice question
How does carbon accumulation inside the exhaust pipe and silencer of a two-stroke small engine affect engine performance?
- It restricts exhaust gas flow, increasing backpressure to levels that prevent fresh fuel charge from entering, causing power loss and overheating.
- It cleans the exhaust emissions by acting as an organic carbon filter.
- It increases engine top speed by accelerating exhaust gas exit velocities.
- It causes the engine to run lean because the carbon absorbs fuel vapours.
Answer: A — It restricts exhaust gas flow, increasing backpressure to levels that prevent fresh fuel charge from entering, causing power loss and overheating.
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