Synerject LLC

Siemens Vdo Automotive Corporation

Siemens Automotive Corporation

Todd Matthew Answine

Jack R Lorraine

Kevin L Leppert

Dean Leigh Spiers

Gary D Vattelana

Johnny Leung

Anthony L Franchitto

Daryl Oran Codling

David E Cvengros

Mario Charles Muscat

An apparatus includes a first portion and a second portion. The first portion includes a mounting surface configured to support a mounting portion of a pressure regulator. The first portion defines a cavity configured to receive at least a portion of the pressure regulator, and an opening configured to provide fluid communication between the cavity and an area outside of the first portion. The second portion includes a mounting surface configured to support the mounting portion of the pressure regulator. The second portion defines a cavity and an opening configured to provide fluid communication between the cavity of the second portion and an area outside of the second portion. The second portion is configured to be coupled to the first portion to form a fluid-tight seal.

Apparatus and methods for containing a fuel pressure regulator

A mounting arrangement with a fuel rail having a plurality of fuel injector cups, a plurality of fuel injectors, and a clip. The fuel injector cups include a cylindrical tube defining a longitudinal axis, a fuel rail mounting section disposed at a first end of the tube, and a lip at a second end of the tube. Each of the fuel injectors corresponding to one of the plurality of fuel injector cups. The fuel injectors have a housing with a retention groove. The clip engages both the lip of the fuel injector cup and the retention groove in the housing of the fuel injector to secure the fuel injector to the fuel injector cup and allow the fuel injector to reciprocate along the longitudinal axis.

Fuel injector mounting arrangement

A cover that covers at least a portion of a fuel pressure regulator of an air assist fuel injection system and fluidly communicates pressurized gas to the fuel pressure regulator.

Cover for a fuel pressure regulator of an air assist fuel injection system

A connector assembly for connecting a fuel rail and an inlet tube having an inlet tube end and a raised annular flange a predetermined distance from its end includes a connector body and an annular clip. The connector body is attached to the fuel rail and includes an outwardly extending shoulder. The annular clip has a periphery with a generally U-shaped cross section including an inner leg and outer leg. The inner leg is inclined inwardly for engaging the inlet tube annular flange and the outer leg includes a resilient locking portion biased inwardly for withdrawal restraining engagement with the connector body outwardly extending shoulder. The annular clip is mountable on the inlet tube beyond the raised annular flange. The inlet tube is telescopingly received in the connector body and axially engaged as the locking portion of the annular clip is urged into engagement with the connector body outwardly extending shoulder.

Fuel rail to fuel tube end compact connector

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Todd Matthew Answine