What if the oil was low in your 350 the engine overheated to about 205 and a metal to metal knocking noise started when you gave it gas what are all possible problems?

Answer 1

Whenever you over heat an engine there will be problems. One being that all of the parts in the engine get really hot and start to either bend or warp. The knocking noise can come from your valves or anything that attaches to your valves. You should check out your piston rings and pistons. Connecting rods, journals and bearings. But it usually isn't as deep as that. So i Would start with the head and work your way down. you either spun a connecting rod bearing, or a main bearing. I would go with the main. to put it simply. rebuild the motor. don.

Answer 2

Low oil can cause engine overheating and lack of lubrication, leading to metal-on-metal contact and knocking noises. This could result in damage to engine components such as the bearings, pistons, or crankshaft. It's essential to immediately address this issue to prevent further damage and potential engine failure.