ONE of the more unique and frightening things a diesel engine can do is, without warning, apparently develop a mind of its own and accelerate uncontrollably until it destroys itself, despite every attempt to stop it.
The phenomenon is called diesel engine runaway, a fortunately rare but extremely dangerous condition in which the engine fuels itself, revving faster and faster until it finally fails, usually violently.
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