Vacuum servomotor for assistance with braking

Motors: expansible chamber type – Working member position feedback to motive fluid control – Follower type

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91369A, F15B 910

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047562323

ABSTRACT:
The return spring (33) of the actuating rod bears upon a collar (30) which is mounted so as to slide on the rod (21) and which incorporates, on the opposite side from the return spring (33), first (34) and second (35) bearing surfaces intended to cooperate, respectively, with an abutment (39) formed on the rod and a fixed abutment (43) advantageously formed by the end, which is folded back, of a tubular abutment component (40) which is firmly fixed to the casing (1).

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