All of the following statements are true EXCEPT:
A)when intake or exhaust is restricted the engine cannot bring in enough fresh air and fuel.
B)one cause of an air-fuel mixture that is too lean to burn is a leak in the intake system.
C)after a misfire, whatever remains in the cylinder ends up in the exhaust stream, decreasing the HC level.
D)high HC can be caused by a defective spark plug or problems with ignition wiring.

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After a misfire, unburned fuel remains in the cylinder and is typically released into the exhaust stream, increasing the HC level, not decreasing it.

All of the Following Statements Are True EXCEPT