Check the bottom of the oil pan and the bottom of the pan you drained the oil into CAREFULLY for metal filings.
If there are none, that MAY point to an injector as the source of the knock. Better have someone familiar with engines take a look. Don't just tear rod caps off at random, if there's no reason to. An "engine guy" can probably tell by feel (wiggling the rods) if a bearing is bad.
(WHATEVER you do, don't take any bearing caps off without being SURE they are match-marked, and that you understand the marking system, so you can get the cap back on the same way it came off. You will need a torque wrench, as well, to tighten up any caps that have been removed to "spec.".)
Of course, besides POSSIBLE injector problems, or worn bearings, something wrong in the wrist pin area, or even broken ring lands can cause noise.
Even the valve train can make a fair amount of noise, if something's loose.
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