Brake fluid pressure control apparatus

Fluid-pressure and analogous brake systems – Speed-controlled – Having a valve system responsive to a wheel lock signal

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2511292, B60T 1500

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053931335

ABSTRACT:
A brake fluid pressure control apparatus has a solenoid valve and/or other fluid pressure control elements in a housing, and the reactive force resulting from the fluid pressure acting on the fluid pressure control elements is carried by a support member fastened to the housing. The support member is a flat plate member. Mounting tabs are formed integrally to and on the same plane as the support member, projecting outwardly from the ends thereof. The mounting tabs are each fastened to the bracket of the vehicle body through a rubber bushing and mounting case. Thus, the structure used to fasten the control apparatus to the vehicle body is simplified and the number of parts required for installation is reduced.

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