Engine fuel vapor processor

Internal-combustion engines – Charge forming device – Having fuel vapor recovery and storage system

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123516, F02M 3302

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ABSTRACT:
Fuel vapor in a fuel tank of a vehicle is adsorbed in a canister, released from the canister under negative intake pressure while a vehicle is being driven, and supplied to an engine intake passage. A valve is provided in a purge passage extending from the canister to the intake passage. Liquefied fuel is prevented from accumulating in the valve and purge passage by situating this valve at a higher position than a first connecting part connecting the canister with the purge passage, and a second connecting part connecting the purge passage with the intake passage. In this way, faulty operation of the valve due to the accumulated fuel turning to gum is prevented, richness of the air-fuel ratio due to accumulated fuel when purge starts is prevented, and impairment of engine drivability and exhaust gas composition are prevented.

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