[gthompson97]

OK FIRST OF ALL, PLEASE TAKE OFF THE CAPS LOCK.....

now that it's easier to read,
lack of oil, or no oil at all, could cause a broken piston, rod, or a combination of the two. if the repair shop had JUST done installed new bearings less than 100 miles ago, i would go back and make their asses pay for it, they should have noticed it if it was bad when they took it out, or they fucked it up when they put it back in. either way, this sort of engine damage could not occur on regular driving without the shop screwing something up. make the shop foot the bill and if they won't tell them you'll go to the Better Business Bureau, that should give them a little more incentive to work with you, and if they don't, report them to the Better Business Bureau.