Vibration damper, motor vehicle and method for filling
AssigneesThyssenkrupp Bilstein GmbH, thyssenkrupp AG
InventorFreddy WOENARTA
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AssigneesThyssenkrupp Bilstein GmbH, thyssenkrupp AG
InventorFreddy WOENARTA
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A vibration damper, in particular for a motor vehicle, comprises: a hydraulic device for damping vibrations; a valve block and at least one shut-off valve integrated into the valve block and having at least one valve piston which is displaceable in a valve longitudinal direction for taking up at least two switching positions; and at least one nozzle for connecting a pump, which nozzle is adjustably fastened to the valve block, wherein the nozzle interacts with the valve piston for displacement between the switching positions, wherein, in the first switching position of the valve piston, the nozzle is fluidly separated from the hydraulic device and can be fluidly connected to at least one filling device for filling the pump with a hydraulic fluid, and in the second switching position of the valve piston, the nozzle is fluidly connected to the hydraulic device.
A vibration damper, comprising:
A method for filling a pump and connecting the pump to a hydraulic device of a vibration damper, wherein the vibration damper includes a valve block and at least one shut-off valve integrated into the valve block and has at least one valve piston which is displaced in a valve longitudinal direction for taking up at least two switching positions, and includes at least one nozzle for connecting a pump, which nozzle is adjustably fastened to the valve block, wherein the nozzle interacts with the valve piston for displacement between the switching positions, wherein the nozzle is fluidly separated from the hydraulic device by the valve piston taking up the first switching position and is fluidly connected to at least one filling device for filling the pump with a hydraulic fluid, and the nozzle is fluidly connected to the hydraulic device by the valve piston taking up the second switching position.
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