Abstract:
An idling speed control valve for an internal combustion engine is disposed bypassing a throttle valve arranged at an intake passage of the engine, and proportionally controls the quantity of air flowing in the bypass passage based on an output of an electronic control unit including an idling revolution number control function. The valve is controlled by an electromagnetic coil of a solenoid device, and the coil is made of a brass series alloy wire material.
Abstract:
A fuel supply device for an internal combustion engine which is composed of: an injector by which fuel is supplied from a direction other than a direction to a drive axis: a fuel body which accommodates the injector and which makes a fuel supply passage; a cap which presses and fixes the injector to the fuel body; and an elastic body which is interposed between the injector and the cap; wherein the injector has multi-hole type injection holes, and the elastic body positions the injector in relation to the cap.
Abstract:
An auxiliary air control valve for engines wherein the valve has an intermediate peripheral portion enlarged to present a small gap to the valve seat port, and the front side of the intermediate peripheral portion and the rear side thereof formed to have slant surfaces so as to be diametrically and gradually reduced so that when the cooling water is at a low temperature, the front slant surface is positioned at the valve seat port, when the cooling water is at an intermediate temperature, the intermediate peripheral portion is positioned at the valve seat port, and when the cooling water is at a high temperature, the rear slant surface is positioned at the valve seat port, thereby being capable of controlling the quantity of intake air through the bypass passage.
Abstract:
An apparatus for detecting the opening of the throttle valve of an internal combustion engine. The apparatus comprises a throttle body constituting a portion of a suction passage, a valve shaft held to the throttle body, a throttle valve for controlling the flow of air inside the suction passage, and a sensor fixed to the throttle body. The sensor has a driving shaft one end of which is disposed outside the case of the sensor. A U-shaped engaging member having two legs is fixed to this one end of the driving shaft. A disklike engaging member having two grooves is fixed to one end of the valve shaft. The two legs are fitted in the two grooves.