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Hello 240 people.
I have the B20 engine from my dads 75 240. the exhaust manifold has 4 little tubes running from it for emmisions.
My question is, would it be a bad thing to remove these little tubes and weld the holes closed? I ask because I hate to modify something that might have value to someone.
Having just sold a double pipe outlet manifold on Ebay I see they are very desirable. Any input is appreciated
thanks wilbur








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How are these tubes attached? Are they welded in, screwed in, or what?








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They are like litle pipe fittings that are threaded into the manifold and they are not comming out as they are welded in place by time and heat.
I will just have to cut them off flush. WILBUR








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If they won't come out, cut them and then weld or braze the tubes shut.








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The one I have has plugs screwed in the holes. That might be a good option
rather than welding, which MAY crack the manifold.
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George Downs, Bartlesville, Heart of the USA!








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Try the question in the 140 forum. B20s were found in the 140 series but only in the '75-240 (after that it was B21s and B23s).
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1980 245 Canadian B21A with SU carb but electronic ignition and M46 trans in Brampton, Ont.







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