Radiator assembly for internal combustion engines of an automobile
First Claim
1. A radiator assembly for a vehicle of the type having a radiator receiving chamber formed by a vehicle body having vehicle lateral body side wall sections including lower first and upper second angularly inclined lateral body side wall sections joined by a third curved body side wall section to form a laterally outwardly bulging curved vehicle body section, said radiator having an outer contour transverse to the direction of travel which is shaped such that a substantially constant width gap extends between the first, second and third body side wall sections and respective facing outer contour surfaces of the radiator when the radiator is installed in an in use position in the vehicle.
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Abstract
A radiator intended for an internal combustion engine or assemblies thereof is installed in an end area of a body of a motor vehicle, especially an automobile, in a space delimited by the outside walls of the body. The outside wall has shape sections that run at angles to one another, to which the radiator is then adapted at least areawise by its outside contour to produce advantageous installation conditions for the radiator.
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- 1. A radiator assembly for a vehicle of the type having a radiator receiving chamber formed by a vehicle body having vehicle lateral body side wall sections including lower first and upper second angularly inclined lateral body side wall sections joined by a third curved body side wall section to form a laterally outwardly bulging curved vehicle body section, said radiator having an outer contour transverse to the direction of travel which is shaped such that a substantially constant width gap extends between the first, second and third body side wall sections and respective facing outer contour surfaces of the radiator when the radiator is installed in an in use position in the vehicle.
- 18. An automobile assembly comprising a vehicle body defining a radiator receiving chamber formed by vehicle lateral body side wall sections including lower first and upper second angularly inclined lateral body side wall sections joined by a third curved body side wall section to form a laterally outwardly bulging curved vehicle body section, said radiator having an outer contour transverse to a direction of travel which is shaped such that a substantially constant width gap extends between the first, second and third body side wall sections and the respective facing outer contour surfaces of the radiator when the radiator is installed in an in use position in the vehicle body.
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