Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Yazaki Corporation

Masahiro Kawazu

Tohru Ono

Masaru Shibasawa

Yoshihiro Shimizu

Hiroshi Osato

Tatsuya Inaba

Hiroyuki Yasuda

Masami Ogura

Hiroyuki Abe

Masanori Hayashi

Hiroyasu Furuya

Yoshitaka Sekiguchi

Toshihisa Yagi

Katsumi Saito

Norihiro Obama

Junpei Kitagawa

Yuichiro Goto

Ken Kumagai

Kimiaki Yamada

Toshiaki Shimizu

Masanobu Yamashiro

Seiji Ohgami

Kei Ichikawa

Hitomi Ezura

The disclosure provides a vehicle body rear part structure. The vehicle body rear part structure includes a load support part on a quarter pillar. The load support part includes a side sill stiffener, a quarter pillar stiffener and a damper stiffener. The side sill stiffener reinforces a side sill and forms a part of the quarter pillar. The quarter pillar stiffener is provided continuously with the side sill stiffener and reinforces the quarter pillar. The damper stiffener is provided above a rear wheel house and joined to the quarter pillar stiffener and a roof side rail.

Vehicle body rear part structure

A fuse puller is provided with a base component, and extracts a first fuse that is fitted in a first housing portion of a fuse box. The base component includes a first holding portion that is provided on one side of the base component and holds the first fuse inside the first housing portion, a gripping portion that is provided on the other side of the base component, and a second holding portion that holds a second fuse.

Fuse puller

There is provided a fuse blockhaving an insertion portinto which a dark current fuseis inserted and adapted to hold the dark current fusein a mount position, and the fuse block includes a guide surfacewhich is formed within the insertion portin such a manner as to continue from the mount position for the dark current fusefor contact with the dark current fuseand arms formed at positions lying at lateral sides of the dark current fusein such a manner as to face the insertion portso as to be able to hold the dark current fusetherein when the dark current fuseis in contact with the guide surface

Fuse block

A fuel gas filling system for a vehicle having a supply section and a fuel lid, which includes an opening operation section to which an opening operation for the fuel lid is applied, an operation wire, which is provided between the opening operation section and the fuel lid, for making the fuel lid respond to the opening operation applied to the opening operation section, and a locking device having a movable element, a fixed element, a lock pin, and an actuator. The actuator is adapted to make the lock pin to be engaged with the fixed element and the movable element when the vehicle is not in a stationary state.

Fuel gas filling system

A vehicle body rear part structure includes a rectangular support frame carrying thereon a cylindrical fuel tank and attached to left and right rear frames from below via left and right front brackets and left and right rear brackets so as to define therebetween a pair of laterally spaced openings generally corresponding in position to the axis of the fuel tank and receiving therein a pipe system of the fuel tank.

A vehicle body rear part structure includes left and right rear frames extending longitudinally of the vehicle body, a plurality of parallel spaced cylindrical fuel tanks disposed horizontally between the left and right rear frames with the axes of the fuel tanks extending normal to the left and right rear frames and disposed below the center of a height of the rear frames, and a cross member disposed between two adjacent ones of the fuel tanks and extending between the left and right rear frames. The cross member reinforces the rear frames to such an extent that fuel tanks of larger capacity can be carried on the vehicle body rear part structure.

An inexpensive fuel gas filler structure for a gas-fueled vehicle enables the connection between a ground line and a ground connection portion of the vehicle before the insertion of a fuel gas filler nozzle into a fuel gas filler receptacle. The fuel gas filler structure for a gas-fueled vehicle comprises a fuel gas filler receptacle to which a fuel gas filler nozzle of an external fuel gas filling station is to be connected, a fuel filler lid which is opened or closed, by a fuel filler lid opener, for selectively covering the fuel gas filler receptacle, a ground connection portion to which a ground line of the fuel gas filling station is to be connected, and a ground connection lid which is opened or closed for selectively covering the ground connection portion, wherein an operating section of the fuel filler lid opener is disposed in a region which is covered by the ground connection lid in a closed state.

Fuel gas filler structure for gas-fueled vehicle

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Shioya-gun, Japan

Masahiro Kawazu