Starter mounting
AssigneeDeutz Aktiengesellschaft
InventorAchim MOLZ
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Abstract
An internal combustion engine is described, including at least one starter (1) having a starter transmission that is situated at the opposite end of the crankshaft or at the same end to transfer the rotation of the starter (1) to the crankshaft, the starter (1) being situated at the crankcase (4) of the internal combustion engine and the starter (1) being inserted into a receiving hole (7) and being situated in a fastenable manner at the crankcase (4) with the aid of at least one screw (2), and a holder (5) being situated at the starter (1).
Claims18
1-10. (canceled)
An internal combustion engine comprising:
- a crankcase;
- a crankshaft;
- a starter having a starter transmission configured for transferring rotation of the starter to the crankshaft, the starter being situated at the crankcase, the starter being inserted into a receiving hole and being situated in a fastenable manner at the crankcase by at least one screw;
- and
- a holder being situated at the starter.
An internal combustion engine comprising:
- a crankcase;
- a crankshaft;
- a starter having a starter transmission configured for transferring rotation of the starter to the crankshaft, the starter being fixed on the crankcase;
- and
- a holder for securing at least one cable harness and/or fluid pipes to the starter, the holder wrapped around a portion of an outer surface of the starter.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.