Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Keiichi Kawada

Kenji Kimura

Susumu Toki

Masaru Enomoto

Takahiro Okuyama

Toshiaki Yanagawa

In an internal combustion engine which is a machine having an oil seal in which an oil seal mounted between a through hole through which a balance shaft is allowed to pass and a circumferential surface of the through hole is covered entirely by a cover, a retaining plate adapted to cover at least part of the oil seal is fixed with a bolt within the cover, whereby the oil seal is retained by the retaining plate at an axial setting position within the through hole. The, an extending portion is provided on the retaining plate in such a manner as to extend outwardly of the cover, so that the mounting of the retaining plate can be confirmed from the outside of the cover.

Machine having an oil seal

A cylinder head for DOHC type internal combustion engine with a center block integrally formed over each cylinder with portions for supporting the rocker arm bearings and a central hole for receiving the ignition plug. Two main oil supply passages are integrally formed in the head and extending longitudinally on either side of the plug holes for supplying lubricant to the rocker arm bearings and the camshaft bearings on each side.

Cylinder head for double overhead cam engine

A valve-actuating mechanism for an internal combustion engine having two intake valves and one exhaust valve for each cylinder. The two intake valves are on one lateral side of the engine centerline and the exhaust valve and ignition source are on the other side. A cam shaft is disposed along a straight line substantially equidistant from the intake valves and the exhaust valve. Valve-actuating cams are mounted on the cam shaft. Intake rocker arms and exhaust rocker arms are pivotally mounted on the rocker arm shafts supported on the cylinder head and extending in parallel to the cam shaft. At least one of the two intake rocker arms and the exhaust rocker arm are formed to have the same dimensions to make them interchangeable.

Growing community of inventors

Saitama, Japan

Keiichi Kawada