Something without a doubt went through motor. . Typical heat damage near valves indicating highway abuse. Minor det damage on top near hot side which doesn't concern us. Top of piston appears to be cracked but we think it may be an optical illusion from using coat hanger sharp side to measure/ manually crank engine down to see pistons. Modern cheap boroscopes suckle arse. CYL 3 only one to have it and cyl 3 was not only healthiest cylinder but also the ONLY cylinder that either didn't shut down during all this or 1s knock issues (but also COULD be why it has
Driving back 20 miles with nothing but some turbo whine. Also, just because a turbo breaks hot side doesn't mean it couldn't have gotten thrown back in.
150,000rpm chunk of metal > Exhaust Stroke if timed right.
Tomorrow well crack turbo apart and see whats up. From the outside it seems just the 1 fin. Premature turbo fail would show multiple fin damage and contact marks all in the housing.
The real issue is the pitting (mk7bk
. PM me once part out is up you can take your pick xD) Something able to do that to multiple cylinders and take out 1 wheel alone leaves a trace. And there's no trace. Plugs perfect. FILTER perfect. Manifold perfect. Injectors perfect. Valves in theory ARE perfect (enough to seal anyway). DV is intact. All piping clean as a whistle. But since multiple cylinders had the "pitting reflection" we're going to assume it is not caused by drivetrain failure and rather foreign debris in intake stream. The only explanation that is not related to un seen intake side damage is bits of IC.
This is where I could use some advice guessing as to what could've done that/ what to check Tomorrow we'll have a tiny bit more information.
Now the real question is will it drive on is20
If you take away the "modern ness" and "scaryness" and view in the context of simply a piston in a cylinder.... the bitch is more than likely fine. On is20 heat I bet this thing makes it to 100,000+ even with all this. But I could be very very wrong lol