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B20F(xx034) vs. B20E(xx017) ECU-Computer 1800 1972

posted by  c1800 on  Tue Dec 14 01:47 CST 2021
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Spec fuel pressure is 30 Psi, not 35. B20E has higher HP spec due to higher compression than B20F. How did you determine 9.9 CR? One difference is the 72 has a thermo time sensor for the cold start valve and the 71 doesn’t. What do you mean about water temp in steady state?






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