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does rolling coal hurt the engine
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Rolling coal, the practice of modifying diesel engines to increase the amount of fuel entering the engine to produce large amounts of black smoke, can indeed harm the engine over time. This process results in incomplete combustion of fuel, which not only leads to excessive smoke but also increases the engine's temperature and pressure. Such conditions are beyond what the engine and its components are designed to handle, leading to accelerated wear and potential failure of engine parts like the turbocharger, fuel injectors, and exhaust system. Continual stress on these components can significantly reduce the engine's lifespan and efficiency, besides increasing the vehicle's emissions. Additionally, rolling coal is illegal in many jurisdictions due to its environmental impact, violating emissions and clean air regulations. It is advisable for vehicle owners to consider the health of their engines and the environmental implications before engaging in such modifications.
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