Visteon Global Technolgoies, Inc.

David James Steinert

Harvinder Singh

Lakhi Nandlal Goenka

Andrew Zachary Glovatsky

Jay DeAvis Baker

Richard Keith McMillan

Lawrence LeRoy Kneisel

Zhong-You Joe Shi

Mark David Miller

Hovie Jarrett Cassell

Bernard A Meyer

Jeff J Klas

Jim Zehnal

An air cleaner for a motor vehicle. The air cleaner includes a housing having side walls and a bottom wail defining a chamber. A filter is received within the chamber and cooperates with the housing to define a collection chamber. A primary inlet defines a primary passage into the collection chamber, and a secondary inlet defines a passage bypassing the collection chamber. The secondary inlet also includes a conduit, having an end abutting the filter. The air cleaner further includes a door positioned with respect to the secondary inlet so as to generally obstruct the secondary inlet when the door is in a closed position. The door is pivotable about weakened regions to an open position if the airflow through the primary passage is lower than a critical level.

Air cleaner for an air induction assembly having primary and secondary inlets

An integrated control system comprising an integrated circuit that controls at least one component or subsystem of an engine and a first light source that generates a first light signal when triggered through the integrated circuit. The first light signal propagates from the first light source through an LCC that may also serve as a substrate, wherein the signal that actuates the component of the engine can be the first light signal or a signal generated after the first light signal is produced. The component or subsystem of the engine may be an ignition system or a fuel injection system. The present invention is also directed to a method of controlling a component or subsystem of an engine.

Optically controlled IPCS circuitry

An integrated control and fuel delivery system having an intake manifold that receives a portion of an airflow and delivers air to an engine and a fuel spacer that receives the air from the intake manifold. The fuel spacer includes a wiring harness. A control module is disposed on the fuel spacer adjacent to the intake manifold of the engine.

Integrated fuel delivery and electronic powertrain control module and method of manufacture

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Canton, MI, United States of America

David James Steinert