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    Blown Engine M35a2c

    Crawled around the engine today. It was the #3 that let go. I actually found two holes in the block. It appears that the contecting rod came off the crank, it looks like the end or cap of the contecting rod came off :cry: and the crank forced the rod through the side of the block. I am no...
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    Blown Engine M35a2c

    Very Sure there was no over rev issue, was well below redline.
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    Blown Engine M35a2c

    The engine was a Continental. I will be sure to get pics up here as soon as I get the chance to take some. I will also take some pics once we get the motor out. The truck is at a friends house right now as she is still hooked up to the tow vehicle. The more people I talk to about it, it...
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    Blown Engine M35a2c

    What part of the country is the motor, I will give it a look
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    Blown Engine M35a2c

    N/W Wisconsin across from the Twin Cities
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    Blown Engine M35a2c

    Always ran pump diesel, never was brave enough to try the multifuel aspect out.
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    Blown Engine M35a2c

    The most recognizable piece that was shot out the block was a portion of the piston. I would descibe that piece as the size of a snuff can and where the wrist pin passes through?
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    Blown Engine M35a2c

    This is my first post so exxcuse me if I get a little off track. I took my new 1970 M35a2c out for her first camping trip (only 45 miles away) and the next day on my return trip I made it 5 miles when the engine blew. There was a knocking sound right before she let go and shot the #2 piston...
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