Aisin Seiki Kabushiki Kaisha

Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

Toyota Boshoku Kabushiki Kaisha

Denso Corporation

Futaba Kanehira

Takaaki Itou

Koichi Hoshi

Atsushi Ito

Hideki Suzuki

Kouichi Oda

Toshiki Annoura

Minoru Honda

Masahiro Mochizuki

Fumihiro Shinkai

Tetsuo Shimizu

Shigeru Katsuragi

Yuushi Matsushita

Provided are a resin molding mold enabling an intake manifold made of a resin to be manufactured at low cost, an intake manifold, and a method for molding a resin for an intake manifold. The resin molding mold for an intake manifold includes a slide mold provided at an end of a surge tank and a plurality of combination-type core molds molding an inner surface of the surge tank. The core molds include a first core member capable of a relative movement in advance of another core member after resin molding, and a second core member capable of moving with utilizing an inner space formed by the relative movement of the first core member. The first core member and the second core member are configured to be extractable through a space inwardly of a resin-molded flange.

Resin molding mold for intake manifold, intake manifold and method of resin molding for intake manifold

A fuel vapor adsorbing device () for adsorbing residual fuel vapors that remain in an intake conduit () of an induction system of an internal combustion engine when the internal combustion engine is stopped may include an adsorbing member (') that is constructed to adsorb the residual fuel vapors and is disposed along an inner wall surface of the intake conduit. The adsorbing member is arranged and constructed to form a supplemental intake path (T, T&#x2032;, T&#x2032;&#x2033;) between the adsorbing member and the inner wall surface of the intake conduit, so that intake air of the engine can flow through the supplemental intake path.

Fuel vapor adsorbing devices

An evaporative fuel adsorbent, which adsorbs evaporative fuel, is positioned substantially parallel to a sidewall surfaceof a surge tank. A retention memberis positioned between the sidewall surfaceand evaporative fuel adsorbentto prevent oil, which runs down on the sidewall surface, from adhering to the evaporative fuel adsorbent. The evaporative fuel adsorbentis mounted on the sidewall surfaceof the surge tankvia the retention member

Evaporative fuel adsorption device

An air intake system which includes a first member, a second member connected to the first member for forming an air intake passage for introducing an intake air from an upstream mechanism of an engine to cylinders of the engine, a first convex portion provided on either one of the first member or the second member, and a groove portion for forming a clearance by engaging with the convex portion on the other of the second member or the first member. The liquid sealing agent is charged into the clearance.

Air intake system for engine

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Nagoya, Japan

Futaba Kanehira