Direct fuel injection engines definitely spray in liquid. Obviously it doesn't stay a liquid but I would say what it runs on is based on whatever gets fed into the piston, or any part that is directly a part of the engine.
It isn't shocking though as you can run a gas engine on propane. I wouldn't do it with a modern one that has tight tolerances, but for most engine formats until its been optimized to the edge of breaking you can use propane.
Direct fuel injection engines definitely spray in liquid. Obviously it doesn't stay a liquid but I would say what it runs on is based on whatever gets fed into the piston, or any part that is directly a part of the engine.
It isn't shocking though as you can run a gas engine on propane. I wouldn't do it with a modern one that has tight tolerances, but for most engine formats until its been optimized to the edge of breaking you can use propane.
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