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Start control means for internal combustion engine

  • US 4,205,641 A
  • Filed: 01/11/1979
  • Issued: 06/03/1980
  • Est. Priority Date: 01/13/1978
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. Internal combustion engine comprising intake passage means, main carburetor means having throttle valve means disposed in said intake passage means, starter carburetor means including starting mixture supply passage means connected with said intake passage means downstream of said throttle valve means, starting fuel supply means for supplying fuel to said starting mixture supply passage means, starter valve means provided in said starting mixture supply passage means and movable between open and closed positions, said starter valve means being of normally open type, valve actuating means responsive to an engine operating pressure for moving said valve means to said closed position when the engine operating pressure is introduced, pressure supply passage means for transmitting the engine operating pressure to said valve actuating means, check valve means disposed in said pressure supply passage means for allowing transmittal of the engine operating pressure only toward the valve actuating means, first temperature responsive valve means provided in said pressure supply passage means between the check valve means and the valve actuating means and adapted to be closed when engine temperature is below a first predetermined value but opened when the engine temperature is above the first predetermined value, bypass passage means for bypassing the check valve means, second temperature responsive valve means disposed in said bypass passage means and adapted to close said bypass passage means when the engine temperature is above a second predetermined value which is higher than the first predetermined temperature whereby the starter valve means is maintained at the closed position even after the engine is stopped under a temperature above the second predetermined temperature under the influence of the engine operating pressure retained in the valve actuating means.

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