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Title:
Means for resiliently connecting an oil pan to an engine body
Abstract:
Apparatus for resiliently mounting an oil pan to an engine crankcase, which eliminates oil pan vibration and prevents oil leakage. A first resilient member is located between the crankcase and the pan and a second resilient member is located between the pan and a depressing plate. The second resilient member has a coefficient of elasticity greater than that of the first resilient member, so as to resist compressive deformation. The depressing plate is provided with an upwardly bent edge which also aids in preventing compressive deformation of the second resilient member.
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Inventors:
Moriyoshi, Hiroshi (Aki, JP)
Application Number:
928302
Filing Date: 1978-07-26 Publication_date: 1980-05-13 Assignee:
Toyo Kogyo Co., Ltd. (Hiroshima, JP)
Primary Class(es):
123/195C
123/198E, 277/598
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Other References:
Thien, "The Use of Specially Designed Covers and Shields to Reduce Diesel Engine Noise": SAE Publication 730244 from International Automotive Engineering Congress of Jan. 8-12, 1973; pp. 957 & 958. |