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    M37 engine knocking

    For sure, replace all 6 rod bearings. Try it and see.
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    M37 engine knocking

    Just for your peace of mind, I suggest pulling all 6 rod bearings. If you aren't dead broke, replace with new bearing shells. You have already got the oil pan off.
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    M37 engine knocking

    If the rod bearings look OK, shine a bright light at the wrist pins and piston skirts. It's a possibility. An aside, be sure the water distribution tube behind the water pump is not rusted away. The #6 cylinder suffers if this item is bad.
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