Hose with a one-way valve for a vacuum operated servomotor

Motors: expansible chamber type – With motive fluid valve – Self-acting valve

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1374542, 13754317, 137551, F15B 1304, F16K 1500

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042954126

ABSTRACT:
A hose with a one-way valve used in a brake actuating system for automobiles. A one-way valve unit is housed in a flexible hose for connecting a booster shell of a servomotor with an intake manifold of the internal combustion engine so as to prevent leakage of vacuum. A valve housing receives therein a valve member and a valve spring thereby forming the one-way valve unit. The housing further has a valve seat, a cylindrical guide portion and an annular seal projection of diameter larger than the guide portion. A fastening band is provided on the outer periphery of the hose to prevent movement of the one-way valve and is marked with a mounting direction of the hose.

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