Connector for connecting a hose to a fluid path within a bore
AssigneeTI Group Automotive Systems, L.L.C.
InventorsMark G. Ketcham, Delbert L. Adkins
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AssigneeTI Group Automotive Systems, L.L.C.
InventorsMark G. Ketcham, Delbert L. Adkins
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A connector for connecting a hose to a fluid handling device having a first bore defining a fluid path and a second bore. The connector comprises a connector housing and a retaining mechanism. The connector housing has a first bore, a second bore and a third bore. The first bore has an entrance and a terminal end. The second bore has an entrance and a terminal end. The third bore has an entrance. The terminal end of the first bore intersects the terminal end of the second bore. The entrance of the first bore communicates with the hose. The entrance of the second bore communicates with the fluid path within the first bore of the fluid handling system. The third bore of the connector housing is parallel to the second bore and the entrance of the third bore of the connector housing is located longitudinally between the entrance of the first bore and the entrance of the second bore. The retaining mechanism retains the connector housing to the fluid handling device. The retaining mechanism has a first end and a second end. The retaining mechanism is retained to the third bore of the connector housing at the first end of the retaining mechanism and to the second bore of said fluid handling device at the second end of the retaining mechanism.
A connector, for connecting a hose to a fluid handling device having a first bore defining a fluid path and a second bore, comprising:
A connector, for connecting a hose to a fluid handling device having a first bore defining a fluid path and a second bore, comprising:
A connector, for connecting a hose to a fluid handling device having a first bore defining a fluid path and a second bore, comprising:
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