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why petrol engines have more power than diesel engines of
same capacity?
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Answer Posted / syed waqas hashmi
hi Pushkar
Thanks for correcting me. But dont you think that power also
depends on combustion ? Think it practically, if most of the
fuel combust then it exerts more pressure on piston, and
more amount of power you get. This is what i am thinking.
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