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B20 engine questions. 120-130

posted by  fredvolvo67 on  Mon Feb 6 11:45 CST 2006
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I believe in 1974 Volvo new car sales were brisk. Volvo did not produce sufficent fuel injected cars for the U.S. market, therefore a number of Canadian built Volvo 140 series cars/wagons were imported. (I assume that these cars were only imported to a few select states). These cars did not have fuel injection, but in fact had B20 engines with SU HIF carbs. I know this, because in late 1974 I looked at a new 1974 Volvo 145 here in Illinois.






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