Robert Boschgmbh

Klaus-Juergen Peters

Karl Gmelin

Kurt Frank

Hans-Peter Stiefel

Thomas Naeger

Eckhard Bodenhausen

Wolfgang Schaefer

Thomas Schwegel

Walter Bosch

Manfred Scheible

A fuel distributor, including a plug connection which serves to provide electrical contact for the fuel injection valves comprising a socket and a plug. The plug connection that is located directly on the valve connection neck, in a region between two sealing elements, that seal off a connection between the fuel distributor and the fuel injection valve, so that the fuel-carrying region is sealed off from the guide conduit, which in turn is sealed off from external influences such as splashing water. Thus, even the plug connections located in the region of the guide conduit are protected. The fuel distributor is especially suitable for fuel injection systems of mixture-compressing internal combustion engines with externally supplied ignition.

Fuel distributor for a fuel injection valve

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A power strip including plug housings, in which first contact elements can be connected to second contact elements of an electrically actuatable unit. The electically actuatable units are movable with play in a mounted state relative to the power strip housing. In the power strip, one damping element is disposed between each plug housing and the power strip housing, and in engine operation this damping element damps the motions of the plug housing relative to the power strip housing or of the first electrically conductive contact elements relative to the second electrically conductive contact elements, and thus prevents excessive wear at the contact elements. The embodiment of the power strip is particularly suitable for supplying electrical power jointly to electrically actuatable fuel injection valves.

Power strip for supplying electrical power in common to a plurality of

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Affalterbach-Birkhau, Germany

Klaus-Juergen Peters