What Causes a Diesel Engine to Stop Fuel Supply?
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Diesel engine stops fuel supply due to: 1. Low fuel quantity in the cylinder, resulting in reduced heat generation from combustion; 2. Poor spray quality of the injector during engine operation; 3. Malfunction of the engine's fuel supply system; 4. Stuck adjustment rack of the fuel injection pump; 5. Broken governor corrector spring. Solutions for diesel engine fuel supply issues include: 1. Refilling diesel fuel; 2. Replacing with high-quality injectors; 3. Replacing the engine's fuel supply system. A diesel engine is an engine that burns diesel fuel to release energy, categorized into: 1. Spark-ignition engines; 2. Compression-ignition engines.