if you did, that 1/2 mile drive to the gas station should have loaded up at least one spark plug with a LOT of oil....

If you totally dropped a piston, you would know. There would be a lot of noise, a blown hole would run real bad, but not much noise. If a hole, it wont take long until it drops the piston all together.

Well, I hope it runs long enough to get it on the doly.

Very curious about what happened. As I'm sure you are as well.

If it don't run, I suggest you take a come along to winch it up on to the dolly, just in case.

Good idea. Who wants to place bets on piston destruction?

if it did, i suggest you look at your knock circuit again.

That'* where I'm leaning, so I'm betting piston go bye bye. Or at least part of it did. If I had to set up a scenario, it would be your last problem damaged the piston, and this time it was finished off.

The TGP is home. The wifemobile did an excellent job bringing car home. Tomorrow will be a busy day.

Look forward to seeing the outcome.

I haven't started teardown yet, but I did some comparison with my tables and a well tuned 3400 Turbo running megasquirt. My tables are WAAAAYYYY on the safe side. So I can rule that out.

He runs an aftermarket knock sensor module though. http://www.jandssafeguard.com/safeguard.html
I'm going to invest in one of these. He gave it a good bit of praise.