Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Illinois Tool Works Inc.

Tetsuhiro Ito

Scott Jeffrey Volchko

Jason Anthony Graham

Christopher Michael Pangallo

Hiroaki Mihara

Timothy D Pearson

Yasuhiro Hasegawa

Takenobu Haga

Naritoshi Muramatsu

Chunnan Zhou

Hajime Igami

Hisayuki Goma

Tyler Christensen Child

Brandon Wilbert Ollanketo

An isolating clip for holding tubes, fluid lines and the like is provided with a rigid outer shell and a flexible insert. The insert includes an outer body and a tube seat suspended from the outer body by flexible connectors. Bumpers can be provided in the space between the outer body and tube seat to limit deflection of the tube seat.

Conductive floating pipe assembly clip

Systems and methods for fuel tank tube routing and valve placement to prevent fuel leaks into the evaporative emissions system are disclosed. An embodiment provides a vehicle fuel tank venting system that uses strategically placed valves and a low profile tube routing to prevent the leakage of liquid fuel to an evaporative emission system in the event of a valve failure. In one aspect, a first and second outlet valve may be positioned such that at least one of the valves is above a full fuel level for a desired range of fuel tank tilted positions. Among the desired range, when the first valve is submerged in fuel, at least a portion of the first outlet tube may be above the full fuel level, and when the second valve is submerged, at least a portion of the second outlet tube may be above the full fuel level.

System and method for fuel tank tube routing and valve placement to prevent fuel leaks into evaporative emissions system

In order to discharge air cleaned free from evaporated fuel vapor in a canister installed under the front seat floor, have none of the air coming inside a passenger room and inhibit water, dirt and dust from being absorbed in a drain pipe in a canister, the following drain pipe in a canister is invented. The drain pipe in canister is connected with a canister body installed under a front seat floor of a vehicle. The drain pipe in the canister comprises a first part extending from the canister body up to an upper portion of an engine room disposed on a front side of a passenger room, and a second part extending from the first part to a portion under a floor of the passenger room.

Drain pipe in canister system

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Dublin, OH, United States of America

Tetsuhiro Ito