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I still don't see a hydrolocked engine there...or one that tried to yank the rod out of a stuck piston.
That rod bolt was not stretched becasue of the failure, at least from the damage I'm seeing. That rod was weak, or that bolt failed and stretched. Pistons that look like that did not stick or get hydrolocked.
Is the wrist pin still free in the bad cylinder....like not stuck in the piston or rod? Maybe check that one for roundness. If it's still round then it could not have hydrolocked, or stuck.
JMHO,
Chris
That rod bolt was not stretched becasue of the failure, at least from the damage I'm seeing. That rod was weak, or that bolt failed and stretched. Pistons that look like that did not stick or get hydrolocked.
Is the wrist pin still free in the bad cylinder....like not stuck in the piston or rod? Maybe check that one for roundness. If it's still round then it could not have hydrolocked, or stuck.
JMHO,
Chris