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It looks like the owner was on the “Every 50 k” mile oil change schedule.

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It looks like the owner was on the “Every 50 k” mile oil change schedule.

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Looks like your typical con rod piston pieces / failure ...Makes no difference at this point the engine is toast.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Not mine! I'm looking at "Rollers" again.

POST 2Original post

In my expert opinion it looks like "engine exploded" failure. Unfortunately catastrophic.

POST 5Original post

Quotes source post: 16086466

Looks like spun bearing to me. Maybe even a few chunks of crank shaft and/or cylinder wall. Pretty much just minor stuff.

POST 7Original post

There is what appears to be a wrist pin clip in the sludge. It looks like the owner was on the “Every 50 k” mile oil change schedule.

POST 8Original post

Hydrolock busted a rod/wrist pin, car went into "spoon in garbage disposal" mode? That circlip doesn't look showroom-new.

POST 9Original post

Quotes source post: 16086466

That it isn't! The almost intact piston wrist pin clip on the other hand is a sign that the piston is in pieces.

POST 10Original post

Look like rod bolt let go and the rod span around creating chunks.

POST 12Original post

It went medieval like how Jake Raby describes this 997 track failure. You Tube

POST 13Original post

Quotes source post: 16087309

I didn't see the circlip at first! I was trying to think of what had ridges like that and I first thought a piston but then I wondered how it could break apart like that? Then I watched Jake's video.

POST 14Original post

Failure Mode 743 - It blowed up. Old joke - "Looks like you blew a seal" - "(Wipes mouth) No, that's just mayonnaise"

POST 15Original post

Quotes source post: 16091353

Ruffles have Ridges but so do certain parts inside the M96 engine, apparently.

POST 16Original post

Quotes source post: 16092540

In proper NASCAR-speak - "it done blowed up". Newer joke: "Looks like you've blown a seal" "Keep my personal life out of this, and fix the damn thing".

POST 17Original post

Looks like your typical con rod piston pieces / failure ...Makes no difference at this point the engine is toast.

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