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I have
seen a similar result when an Alfa broke a conrod. Conrod punched holes in
the block, oil went onto the hot exhaust and up she went. Probably unlikely to
be the cause though, if he was only cruising. My money is on catastrophic
alternator failure resulting in a short and fire. Although electrical fires
aren't often "infernos" unless petrol becomes involved. You probably have burnt
and melted wiring sensors etc. to play with now.
Cheers,
Chris
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