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Without looking at all the rest of the rod and main bearings, I cannot say for sure, but it sure looks like the "standard" #2/#5 rod bearing failure to me.
Remember, EVERYTHING is "Cause & Effect" and detailed forensics helps determine both the sequences and cause of an engine failure. |
LOL
Steve was explaining the forensics involved in determining why an engine fails/blows to me just a couple days ago. it was part of a sermon on the correct way to rebuild a 911 engine.:D in the process of get my case stripped to the rods/case/internals and the heads so I can ship to Steve to rebuilt for my 78 930. I KNOW Steve is the guy who can help me avoid having to post such carnage..... http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1455898908.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1455898986.jpg |
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