Inner element for an hydraulic valve play compensation element

Internal-combustion engines – Poppet valve operating mechanism – Tappet

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123 9046, F01L 124

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ABSTRACT:
A novel inner element for hydraulic valve play compensation element for irnal combustion engines comprised of a cylindrical element (1) closed at one end, (2) a piston element (3) guided therein for longitudinal displacement and a helical spring (8) in the cylindrical element (1) bearing against the inner surface of the closed end (2) and against the piston element (3) characterized in that the bore (4) of the cylindrical element (1) is provided adjacent to the closed end (2) with an increased diameter (9) and contiguous to the end of piston element (3) at the closed end (2) of the cylindrical element (1) is a structural element (8,10) provided with at least one projection (11) engaging the increased diameter (9) of the bore (4).

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