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3 years ago

The main difference between internal combustion engine and the diesel engine is?

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The difference between a internal combustion engine and a diesel engine is the ignition, But a Diesel engine is an internal combustion engine. The both burn internal one uses compression to fire the other uses ignition system.

FrozenT [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

The main difference between the internal combustion engine and the diesel engine is that the diesel engine: Has no ignition system

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