You are correct that blue smoke usually indicates burning oil. Somehow oil must be entering the combustion chamber. I can only think of piston rings, valve guides, or possibly holed piston? I suppose a damaged turbocharger could divert oil into the intake.
Very interesting your description of what happened.
Driving normally except for voluminous black smoke, then a single loud "clunk," then no more black smoke, but voluminous blue smoke?
No change in engine tone otherwise?
Same performance before/after the "clunk?"
Smooth idle?
What is the oil level?
I'd be hesitant to run the engine before a good inspection.
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1985 744 gle d24t
1985 745 gle d24t
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