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B20 block identification 140-160

posted by  Jrobby on  Tue Jun 21 08:15 CST 2005
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John:

I can give you the engine numbers off my chart [which I copied off a parts bulletin]. There are only 4 B20F's listed and two are 1800's and two are 140's.

Engine no. 498282, type B20F, bhp 125 [SAE},vehicle 1800e
Engine no. 498283, type B20F, bhp 125 [SAE],vehicle 1800e[BW35]
Engine no. 498284, type B20F, bhp 125 [SAE],vehicle 140
Engine no. 498285, type B20f, bhp 125 [SAE],vehicle 140[BW35]

This should tell you if it is in fact out of a '74 model.
My chart doesn't show any 240's so if your block number is different then it might be a '75 240 block.

Hope this helps.

Cheers, Jim Robinson






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