Abstract:
A chain tensioner has a plunger (14) slidably fitted in a bottomed cylinder (12) formed in a housing (11), and configured to resiliently urge the plunger (14) by a return spring (13) in the direction along which the plunger (14) is projected out from the cylinder (12), wherein the chain tensioner is configured to attach an engagement clip (19) to the opening of the cylinder (12), and to provide an engagement portion engageable with the engagement clip (19) to the end of the plunger (14) on the projection side thereof, so as to allow the engagement clip (19) and the engagement portion to engage with and disengage from each other corresponding to the position of rotation of the plunger (14).
Abstract:
An apparatus cleans the exhaust gases of a motorcycle by feeding secondary air to the exhaust path of the engine. The amount of secondary air fed is controlled in proportion to the speed of the motorcycle. The apparatus includes a control valve which is operated to be opened and closed in response to the opening and closing of the throttle valve of a carburetor of the engine.
Abstract:
A power transmission system for vehicles comprising a driving member connected to a crankshaft of an engine and a driven member connected to a driving wheel, the driving and driven members being connected together via a one-way clutch, a friction clutch and a direct-coupling clutch, which are disposed parallel to one another. The one-way clutch is adapted to transmit power only from the driving member to the driven member. The friction clutch is adapted to frictionally connect the driving and driven members together when it receives a rotary torque at not more than a predetermined level whereas it is slipped when the rotary torque has exceeded a predetermined level. The direct-coupling clutch is normally maintained in a connected state but it is put in a disconnected state when the speed of revolution of the engine has exceeded a predetermined level.
Abstract:
A chain tensioner has a plunger (14) slidably fitted in a bottomed cylinder (12) formed in a housing (11), and configured to resiliently urge the plunger (14) by a return spring (13) in the direction along which the plunger (14) is projected out from the cylinder (12), wherein the chain tensioner is configured to attach an engagement clip (19) to the opening of the cylinder (12), and to provide an engagement portion engageable with the engagement clip (19) to the end of the plunger (14) on the projection side thereof, so as to allow the engagement clip (19) and the engagement portion to engage with and disengage from each other corresponding to the position of rotation of the plunger (14).
Abstract:
A chain tensioner (1) having a plunger (12) slidably assembled in a cylinder portion (13) together with a return spring (11), the chain tensioner (1) further has a stopper plate (22) having a through-hole (22a) formed therein, through which the plunger (12) is inserted; and a biasing member (24) disabling movement of the plunger (12), by applying a biasing force to the end of the stopper plate (22) so as to incline the stopper plate (22), the chain tensioner is configured to apply a hydraulic pressure of a hydraulic oil of an engine to the stopper plate (22), so as to reduce the inclination of the stopper plate (22) against the biasing force applied by the biasing member (24), to thereby allow movement of the plunger (12).
Abstract:
A chain tensioner (1) having a plunger (12) slidably assembled in a cylinder portion (13) together with a return spring (11), the chain tensioner (1) further has a stopper plate (22) having a through-hole (22a) formed therein, through which the plunger (12) is inserted; and a biasing member (24) disabling movement of the plunger (12), by applying a biasing force to the end of the stopper plate (22) so as to incline the stopper plate (22), the chain tensioner is configured to apply a hydraulic pressure of a hydraulic oil of an engine to the stopper plate (22), so as to reduce the inclination of the stopper plate (22) against the biasing force applied by the biasing member (24), to thereby allow movement of the plunger (12).