explain the phenomena of autoignition in petrol engines
Answer Posted / shah abdul haseeb
As we know in combustion chamber fuel and air mixture is present and it is ignited with the help of spark plug . But sometimes due to high temperature and pressure in combustion chamber fuel itself burned before the spark plug fires this phenomena is known as self ignition in petrol engine.
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