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Pops71Por |
Jan 11 2021, 06:50 PM
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 15 Joined: 30-December 20 From: NC Member No.: 25,032 Region Association: South East States |
have a '71 recently purchased. Has 1.7L head w/ 021.101.371Q stamped and it has two holes in the cooling fins next to the air intake bolts. I assume ERG but PO had nothing attached. the head on 3/4 side same #s but B stamped and no holes. should these be plugged or where do i source the correct outlets to plumb?
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914_teener |
Jan 11 2021, 08:08 PM
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914 Guru Group: Members Posts: 5,204 Joined: 31-August 08 From: So. Cal Member No.: 9,489 Region Association: Southern California |
have a '71 recently purchased. Has 1.7L head w/ 021.101.371Q stamped and it has two holes in the cooling fins next to the air intake bolts. I assume ERG but PO had nothing attached. the head on 3/4 side same #s but B stamped and no holes. should these be plugged or where do i source the correct outlets to plumb? 71 didn't have exhaust gas recirculation. The vent hole goes to the pvc valve tower. Normally that vent is on the drivers side head. The stampings are usually that the heads have been rebuilt before. Those are Q heads which are desirable if in good shape. There should be only one hole tapped into the valve covered side for the pvc vent. Post another picture showing it. |
Pops71Por |
Jan 11 2021, 09:10 PM
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 15 Joined: 30-December 20 From: NC Member No.: 25,032 Region Association: South East States |
have a '71 recently purchased. Has 1.7L head w/ 021.101.371Q stamped and it has two holes in the cooling fins next to the air intake bolts. I assume ERG but PO had nothing attached. the head on 3/4 side same #s but B stamped and no holes. should these be plugged or where do i source the correct outlets to plumb? 71 didn't have exhaust gas recirculation. The vent hole goes to the pvc valve tower. Normally that vent is on the drivers side head. The stampings are usually that the heads have been rebuilt before. Those are Q heads which are desirable if in good shape. There should be only one hole tapped into the valve covered side for the pvc vent. Post another picture showing it. Here are the two heads. only one has the holes (pictured-hole next to stud) but included heads w numbers New to the engine world, always had done body and interior before so appreciate the advice. Want to get on the road for spring/summer drives! |
914_teener |
Jan 11 2021, 11:44 PM
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914 Guru Group: Members Posts: 5,204 Joined: 31-August 08 From: So. Cal Member No.: 9,489 Region Association: Southern California |
have a '71 recently purchased. Has 1.7L head w/ 021.101.371Q stamped and it has two holes in the cooling fins next to the air intake bolts. I assume ERG but PO had nothing attached. the head on 3/4 side same #s but B stamped and no holes. should these be plugged or where do i source the correct outlets to plumb? 71 didn't have exhaust gas recirculation. The vent hole goes to the pvc valve tower. Normally that vent is on the drivers side head. The stampings are usually that the heads have been rebuilt before. Those are Q heads which are desirable if in good shape. There should be only one hole tapped into the valve covered side for the pvc vent. Post another picture showing it. Here are the two heads. only one has the holes (pictured-hole next to stud) but included heads w numbers New to the engine world, always had done body and interior before so appreciate the advice. Want to get on the road for spring/summer drives! Don't know if it is just the resolution of the picture, but in the very lowest picture from the top the valve stem looks damaged or ? Sorry other than that I'd run them on a 1.7. Have somebody in the know check them even if it costs you a few bucks. |
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