Power plants – Pressure fluid source and motor – Pulsator
Patent
1989-11-24
1991-01-01
Kwon, John T.
Power plants
Pressure fluid source and motor
Pulsator
33722, 73 61R, 73 611R, 116227, B60T 1126, F15B 708
Patent
active
049810162
ABSTRACT:
A dipstick in the brake fluid reservoir of a brake system of the type having one or more pistons carrying a seal of elastomeric material subject to swelling upon exposure to the presence of a foreign fluid other than brake fluid. A piece of elastomeric material of the same type as the elastomeric material of the piston seal is mounted on the dip stick at a level thereon to be consistently submerged in the brake fluid whereby the presence of the seal swelling foreign fluid in the brake fluid reservoir will be detectable by examination of the piece of elastomeric material upon removal of the dip stick from the reservoir.
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Denion Thomas
General Motors Corporation
Kwon John T.
Leahy Charles E.
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