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US 5,878,719 AGranted
Injector mounting structure for engines
AssigneeIsuzu Motors Limited
InventorAkira Nakagomi
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AssigneeIsuzu Motors Limited
InventorAkira Nakagomi
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This injector mounting structure has attained the reduction of the length of a fuel pipe, a total height of an engine and a distance between cam shafts. A fuel supply boss extends from the relative injector diagonally at a predetermined angle, and passes a position close to the cam shafts and then a position between cams mounted on these cam shafts, so that it becomes possible to minimize the total height of an injector body, and reduce the length of the fuel pipe to be connected to a fuel supply boss. The fuel supply boss is provided with an escape portion for preventing the fuel supply boss and cam shafts from interfering with each other, whereby the fuel supply boss and cam shafts may be disposed closer to each other. The distance between the cam shafts becomes shorter, and the shafts of the suction and exhaust valves can be disposed closer to each other as they are kept parallel to each other, the performance of even a miniaturized engine being not deteriorated.
An injector mounting structure for engines, comprising injector bodies mounted on a cylinder head, each of said injector bodies being provided with a first fuel passage and a fuel injection port, each of said injector bodies being provided with a fuel passage boss having a second fuel passage communicating with said first fuel passage, each of said injector bodies being disposed between cam shafts positioned in parallel with each other above said cylinder head, and between valve operating cams mounted on said cam shafts, said fuel passage boss extending from each of said injector bodies and passing through a position above one of said cam shafts and between said valve operating cams so as to make a predetermined angle to the axis of the relative injector body, joint portions of said first and second fuel passages being connected together at a predetermined obtuse angle.
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