Outboard engine system

Internal-combustion engines – Cooling – Automatic coolant flow control

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C123S041670

Reexamination Certificate

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07082900

ABSTRACT:
In an outboard engine system, a first opening communicating with a cooling water discharge passage and a second opening communicating with a cooling water supply passage are formed adjacent to each other in an upper wall of a cooling water passage forming member. A relief valve is provided in a first opening at a position remote from a tilt shaft. The relief valve includes a valve seat provided at the upper wall and facing downward. A valve body is seated on the valve seat from below. Accordingly, any cooling water staying in an upper portion of the relief valve leaks through gaps between the valve seat and the valve body to be discharged easily. When the outboard engine system is tilted upward about the tilt shaft, the opening provided with the relief valve is moved upward so that the cooling water is discharged smoothly through the other opening.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3918418 (1975-11-01), Horn
patent: 50-127028 (1975-10-01), None
patent: 50-127728 (1975-10-01), None

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