approximately 20,000 miles driver heard a bang and the xb stopped

 

Wow, thats crazy. I have 83,000+ miles and mine, I guess I should keep a look out

 

Ummm . . . . . . . oil good no oil bad

 

no oil?

 

i can fix it. a little JB Weld, some duct tape and a few zipties...

 

Wow...

 

So ummm.... What actually caused that?

 

Duct tape and zip ties can fix just about anything

There was mention of a bunch of smoke and then this happend. The piston was in pieces at the bottom of the pan and the next piston only part of it broke away. Ill see if I can find out more details tomorrow because im so curious,the technician wasnt at his bay when I was looking at it so I dont know the whole story.

 

I forgot to pointout, if you look at the top of the picture, those pieces are what was left of the #1 piston

 

that looks bad...i'm going to say...hard knock life for that xb?

 

Looks like I'll be the first to say it...
That'll buff right out.

 

can i get dibs on that for $20?

 

i'd say it made more than just a "bang"

 

So was that from lack of oil????

 

i can fix that with one hand!

 

i'm betting over revving.

 

yeah im with randy... the mice can only take so much cheese at once...

 

haha, i thought it was the rubber band that broke.

 

You would be WRONG son. That right there was caused by a bad Flux Capacitors. You see his "FC" failed when he improperly modified his muffler bearing which in turn caused his "chinga dera" to over heat. That is when the $@#T hit the Flux Capacitor. You see it is all so very simple