What are the signs before an engine blowout?

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Engine blowout signs include a rapid rise in temperature and unusual noises. The manifestations of an engine blowout are as follows: Significant increase in engine noise: During a blowout, the piston overheats and expands, causing intense friction with the cylinder block. This friction results in abnormal engine noises. Shaking and black smoke emission: The engine shaking becomes very noticeable, and in severe cases, black smoke is emitted. The expansion of the piston body inevitably hinders the piston movement within the engine. When the friction between the piston and the cylinder block increases, it causes severe engine shaking. Overheating of the radiator: Due to increased movement resistance, the pressure inside the engine cylinder becomes significantly higher, which can easily lead to engine overheating.