Incorrect torque applied to the fasteners can be observed typically by at least one if not both bolts still intact with collateral damage from a subsequent high energy collision within the engine assembly. As most connecting rod bolts require an engineered amount of “stretch” to maintain torque, once loose can work their way out of their threaded end within seconds. This leaves the bearing lacking any evidence of a lubrication or contaminant concern with the crankshaft journal still polished in appearance with only the subsequent collateral damage caused from the connecting rod disengaging from the crankshaft.