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SSI heat exchangers -what’s the port for?.

Overhauling wife’s 79SC and just installed the SSI heat exchangers and Dansk 2->1 mufflet, wow just beautiful.

But not sure what the little port (circled in red) is for or what I should do with it. Can’t find anything with a search but maybe using the wrong terms.

Guessing it might be there for later lambda cars, if so I assume I should cap it off? If so, how? There’s a rubber cap in place now, i assume it would melt in short order.

TIA/Brian


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That is for the warm up hose on 69-71 MFI cars. You can cap it off.
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Thanks Jamie, i figured it was something like that but not sure which year(s) applied.

Any suggestions what to use for a cap? If exhaust gases are going through there I assume it’ll get too hot for a rubber bung or clamped-off hose

Thx/Brian
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Just hot air, no exhaust gas.
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Just hot air, no exhaust gas.
Thanks John.

In that case I’ll use whatever works on politicians...
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Thanks John.

In that case I’ll use whatever works on politicians...
If you figure that out, you'll be a hero to all of us!
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So I figured it would have to be heat resistant, so I googled “silicone plug” and this came up. This should work on politicians too, no?

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It will be interesting to see how you find how the characteristics of the engine have changed. My '79 has SSis but I swapped out the engine for an engine that already had the SSIs. So I can't really compare. Nice to lose a few Kg's off the arse end of the car too.
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Those are the "wrong" part for your car. They do make the correct part without the MFI heater tube.

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