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That is exactly how I removed the exp. port as well, but when you put the cartridge port (top port back on) you will not be able to play a game. the holes in the board don't make a connection, they rely on the pins you broke off for the connection.

Therefore you will have to find a way to connect ...

Arite, it's tempting to remove that expansion port and relatively easy to do without desoldering. However if you do, you will create quite a bit of work for yourself.

The expansion port ties the cartridge port (on top, the one the game connects too) to the actual cartridge data interface (better ...