Structure for connecting spark plug and ignition coil for internal combustion
AssigneesSumitomo Wiring Systems, Ltd., Nippondenso Co., Ltd.
InventorsKeiichi Nakajima, Tadashi Fujita, Tetsuya Miwa
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AssigneesSumitomo Wiring Systems, Ltd., Nippondenso Co., Ltd.
InventorsKeiichi Nakajima, Tadashi Fujita, Tetsuya Miwa
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A terminal portion (11) of a spark plug (10) and a connecting terminal (22) of an ignition coil (20) are connected through a coil spring (30) serving as a conductive member which in turn is covered with an insulating member (40) having a cap (41), a sleeve (47) and a bushing (48) and extending from the terminal portion (11) to a high-tension tower (21). A first air vent hole (44) is defined by an upper surface of a collar portion (42) of the cap (41) and a bottom surface of an ignition coil body (23) in intimate contact with the upper surface, and a plurality of reservoir spaces (45) having a greater volume than the first air vent hole (44) are formed in circumferentially spaced apart relation along the first air vent hole (44). A second air vent hole (46) is formed in the cap (41) for communication between the first air vent hole (44) and the interior of a plug hole (H). This provides a structure for connecting the spark plug and the ignition coil which prevents water from entering the plug hole through the air vent holes when a cylinder head is subjected to high-pressure water.
A structure for connecting a spark plug and an ignition coil for an internal combustion engine, comprising:
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