Vehicle engine and suspension vibration control arrangement

Details Vehicle engine and suspension vibration control arrangement Vehicle engine and suspension vibration control arrangement

1989-06-19

1991-04-23

Reger, Duane A.

Spring devices

Resilient shock or vibration absorber

Including energy absorbing means or feature

267219, F16F 500

Patent

active

050094025

ABSTRACT:
A manually operable switch can induce the shock absorbers of a vehicle suspension system to be set to produce one of plurality of different damping characteristics and further induce one of a plurality of different predetermined voltages to be applied to the electrodes in the orifice passage of one or more electrorheopatic fluid filled vibration damping mounts which support a vehicle power unit on a vehicle chassis.

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