Technician A says that turbocharging pressure in a diesel engine is limited by the threshold at which a diesel combustion chamber will begin to detonate. Technician B says that diesel turbocharger pressures are designed to match the air-fuel ratio requirements of the engine combustion system. Who is correct?
A)Technician A
B)Technician B
C)Both A and B
D)Neither A nor B

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Technician B is correct because diesel turbocharger pressures are primarily designed to ensure the correct air-fuel ratio for efficient combustion, rather than being limited by detonation thresholds, which are more of a concern in gasoline engines.

Technician a Says That Turbocharging Pressure in a Diesel Engine