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Re: BD-240 exhaust manifold

PostPosted: Thu Jan 01, 2015 1:55 pm
by cornbinder89
He was a poster on the link provided (Binderplant?) on one of the pages. Said "looks like a BD engine". which it is1 Took me looking threw all the post to find it.

Re: BD-240 exhaust manifold

PostPosted: Thu Jan 01, 2015 2:03 pm
by Scottso
He's the Administrator of BP. Like Jim is here,the head honcho.

Re: BD-240 exhaust manifold

PostPosted: Thu Jan 01, 2015 10:13 pm
by dean466
cornbinder89 wrote:I belive the medium duty 6 was just about a orphan in IHC by the 60's when the diesels became popular.


I agree, this is not where IH was putting their development effort at the time.

Also, it was a big help production-wise that all these engine block castings could be machined on the same equipment, as I think someone else already mentioned.

Dean

As a side note, the C221, D236, C263 and D282 were introduced for the 1958 model year and the C301 for 1963.

Re: BD-240 exhaust manifold

PostPosted: Fri Jan 02, 2015 1:20 pm
by jemiller33
Thanks for the info.
I have the BD240H5, #406828, which is above engine number 261932, and it has the 3-bolt manifold.

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PaulH wrote:Below engine number 261932, the SD220, 240, and BD264 all used the 3-bolt manifold 79129R11. The SD220 went to the 2-bolt manifold with engine number 261932. Never as simple as it seems it should be.

Re: BD-240 exhaust manifold

PostPosted: Fri Jan 02, 2015 5:38 pm
by PaulH
That would be right. I think ALL 240's and 264's used 3-bolt manifolds throughout their production And the earlier SD220's also used them. When they changed to a step-head piston in the SD220's, increasing the compression, they switched to a 2-bolt exhaust manifold with smaller diameter exhaust outlet. Any idea why?

Re: BD-240 exhaust manifold

PostPosted: Fri Jan 02, 2015 9:16 pm
by Ralph Goff
PaulH wrote:That would be right. I think ALL 240's and 264's used 3-bolt manifolds throughout their production And the earlier SD220's also used them. When they changed to a step-head piston in the SD220's, increasing the compression, they switched to a 2-bolt exhaust manifold with smaller diameter exhaust outlet. Any idea why?

I have two different trucks with BD264 engines. One I know to be original with the 3 bolt flange on the manifold (big pipe!). The other has the two bolt outlet with the small pipe. Original or not? The BD240 in my S160 had the 3 bolt exhaust outlet. Just some more confusing information for you. I have since changed the manifold on the BD 240 for a better, non cracked exhaust manifold and it now has a two bolt exhaust outlet with the small pipe.

Re: BD-240 exhaust manifold

PostPosted: Wed Jan 21, 2015 3:29 am
by jemiller33
Scottso wrote:An awful lot of conjecture & speculation again. :o :roll:

The 269-282-308 are totally different engines with virtually no compatible/interchangeable parts!

So here are some facts (both manifolds,both engine families/series);

SD 220,240- BD 264
<Source MT-97 Fig.12-4>
Intake Manifold
SD 220
125874R1

SD 240
For BELOW eng. sn 118159;
125874R1
For eng. sn 118159 & UP;
124481R1

SD 240 LPG
125874R1

BD 264
141778R1

Exhaust Manifold
SD 220
For BELOW eng. sn 261932'
79129R11
For eng. sn 261932 & UP'
125889R11

SD 240
79129R11

SD 240 LPG
123656R1

BD 264
79129R11

98573HA Pilot,Intake manifold (2 req'd) SD 220 & SD 240 BELOW eng. sn 118159
124482R1 Pilot,Intake manifold (2 req'd) SD 240 eng. sn 118159 & UP & BD 264


Intake/Exhaust Manifold Gasket
69752R1
Manifold to manifold gasket
69751R1


UB 220,240,264
<Source PU-57B Industrial engine parts manual>
Intake
305617R92 For Velocity (Hoof) Governor
305618R92 For Mechanical Governor

Exhaust
220326R11 For gas engines
220364R1 For LNG/LPG engines

Intake/Exhaust Manifold Gasket
69752R1
Manifold to manifold gasket
69751R1
No pn listed for intake man. pilot. Omitted? misprint? Image

I have a link or a filed copy if anyone wants to see the above book. There's a few "interesting" things in it. The link is from Pettibone (the fork lift mfr.) archives so when in a junk yard and you see a larger old Pettibone fork lift...


BG 241/265
<Source MT-118>
Intake
236477R2
Exhaust
220326R11 Gas eng.
220364R1 LPG eng.

124482R1 Pilot,Intake manifold 2 req'd

Intake/Exhaust Manifold Gasket
69752R1
Manifold to manifold gasket
69751R1


By the numbers, the above are the same as late BD240/264. Googled 79129R11 and it was apparently superseded by 220326R11. The BG's production ended in 1968 so...

BD 269,282,308

<Source MT-98 for models R 170 - R 184>
Intake Manifold;
113150HA BD 269
84260R1 BD 282
125931R1 BD 308

Exhaust Manifold;
103226HA Gas eng.
120893R1 LPG eng.

Pilot,Intake manifold (2 req'd)
98573HA BD 269
98327HA BD 282 BELOW eng. sn 18926 Except 18068,18480,18875,18876
84716R1 BD 282 eng. sn 18926 & UP and 18068,18480,18875,18876
120545H BD 308

Intake/Exhaust Manifold Gasket
103227HA
Manifold to manifold gasket
61499HA

(So there are all the numbers,do what you want with them)

Did a search for "International C263 exhaust manifold" since the 240 used the same one in trucks as the 264.
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https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=in ... ld&start=0

Most I looked at have an offset outlet and there are adapters listed as well,doesn't seem to be a direct replacement. Not a tractor guy,so I'll say no more.



Scott, thanks for this info, I've added it to my database. After getting this info, I finally got around to looking at what I had on these motors.

The BD240 I got came with this manifold, three bolt.
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I'm showing the other manifolds for info and clarity on the numbers.
This is the data on the two bolt.
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This three bolt and the two bolt above were from the SD220. One of them I got from E-bay over 7 years ago, but I don’t remember which one it was. I don’t know if I still have the pipe flange to match to the manifold to determine which one it was, still looking.
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All the numbers are different and I have nothing to identify them with. Do you have any info on them? Some of the numbers you listed on your post were very close.

Re: BD-240 exhaust manifold

PostPosted: Sun Jan 25, 2015 6:30 pm
by KSever
JEMiller33,

It looks like that 3 bolt exhaust manifold is no good, I may have to check it out more closely. Send it my way and I'll inspect it for you to make sure.

Kris

Re: BD-240 exhaust manifold

PostPosted: Mon Jan 26, 2015 1:13 am
by jemiller33
KSever wrote:JEMiller33,

It looks like that 3 bolt exhaust manifold is no good, I may have to check it out more closely. Send it my way and I'll inspect it for you to make sure.

Kris


Kris,
Which 3 bolt looks bad? I sent pics for two 3 bolts, #79129 R and 78129-R1.


JEM

Re: BD-240 exhaust manifold

PostPosted: Mon Jan 26, 2015 1:24 am
by KSever
Just joking with you. But hey if you want to send it my way I'll test it out for you on my truck for a while.