Assembling device for valve actuating components of internal-com

Internal-combustion engines – Poppet valve operating mechanism – Spring

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292131, F01L 310

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050464639

ABSTRACT:
An assembling device receiving a valve-actuating subassembly intended for installation about a valve stem in an internal-combustion engine. The subassembly includes a valve spring having opposite first and second ends and a valve spring retainer abutting the valve spring at the first end thereof. The assembling device includes a holder abutting the valve spring retainer; and an axial extension surrounding the holder and being axially displaceable relative thereto. The axial extension includes a stop at a first end of the axial extension for preventing the holder from separating from the axial extension and a hold-back arrangement at a second end of the axial extension for releasably engaging the valve spring at the second end thereof, whereby the stop and the hold-back arrangement together releasably secure the subassembly to the assembling device.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3490428 (1970-01-01), Updike et al.
patent: 3793999 (1974-02-01), Seiler et al.
patent: 4919090 (1990-04-01), Deuring et al.

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