Control system for ignition timing of engine

Internal-combustion engines – Intake manifold – Manifold tuning – balancing or pressure regulating means

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F02P 504

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040686345

ABSTRACT:
Timing control mechanism for an internal combustion engine employs a vacuum chamber connected to a solenoid valve operated by a thermal switch responsive to engine temperature. The solenoid valve connects the vacuum chamber to one of two vacuum outlets connected to the engine intake passage. The first of the outlets is positioned adjacent and upstream from the throttle valve and the second of the outlets is positioned downstream from the throttle valve. The passage from the first outlet to the solenoid valve contains orifice means to restrict flow and also contains a check valve in parallel with the orifice means to permit flow toward the solenoid valve. The passage from the second vacuum outlet contains a check valve preventing flow toward the solenoid valve.

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