Multi-cylinder internal combustion engine
AssigneeHonda Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorsKenichi Ohmori, Akifumi Nomura
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AssigneeHonda Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorsKenichi Ohmori, Akifumi Nomura
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To reduce the height of a crankcase by arranging a communicating passage in a proper position and to miniaturize an engine in a multi-cylinder internal combustion engine provided with an upper crankcase integrated with a cylinder block or provided separately from the cylinder block on the downside of the cylinder block and a lower crankcase connected to a lower part of the upper crankcase and provided with a communicating passage that communicates with internal spaces of plural crank chambers corresponding to plural cylinders. In the multi-cylinder internal combustion engine, a communicating hole that communicates with the communicating passage is provided on at least either side of the upper crankcase or the lower crankcase, and a cover forming the communicating passage is arranged with the cover covering the communicating hole and is attached to both crankcases across a joined plane of the upper crankcase and the lower crankcase.
A multi-cylinder internal combustion engine provided, on the downside of a cylinder block, with a communicating passage configured by an upper crankcase integrated with the cylinder block or provided separately from the cylinder block and a lower crankcase connected to a lower part of the upper crankcase for communicating with an internal space of a plurality of crank chambers corresponding to a plurality of cylinders, the multi-cylinder internal combustion engine comprising:
A multi-cylinder internal combustion engine wherein a communicating passage forms an internal space for a plurality of crank chambers corresponding to a plurality of cylinders to be in communication, said communicating passage being provided to a crankcase connected to the downside of a cylinder block, the multi-cylinder internal combustion engine comprising:
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