Master cylinder push rod retention

Power plants – Pressure fluid source and motor – Pulsator

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92165R, 267160, B60T 1120

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ABSTRACT:
A master cylinder in which the piston and push rod, connected with an open ball and socket arrangement, are retained in the master cylinder bore and held in the requisite inactive piston stop position by a retainer. The retainer is a generally U-shaped wire clip which extends through a pair of parallel through-bores in a plane perpendicular to the master cylinder bore axis. The through-bores are spaced apart sufficiently far to permit the retainer to receive the smaller rod portion of the push rod between the retainer legs. They also intersect the master cylinder bore chordally so that they are engaged by the push rod ball end when the master cylinder is released. An internal groove in the master cylinder bore adjacent the bore open end has chamfered side walls which prevent damage to the master cylinder seal lips when the master cylinder piston is assembled in the bore. The parallel through-bores intersect the internal groove, thus protecting the master cylinder seal lips from the sharp edges of the ends of the through-bores. A notch is provided on the outer periphery of the master cylinder body into which the through-bores open. The center portion of the U-shaped retainer fits within the notch. The outer ends of the retainer legs are out-turned slightly and the legs are resiliently urged apart so that the retainer is releasably held against removal.

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