Patent classifications
B62J37/00
FUEL SUPPLY STRUCTURE FOR SADDLED VEHICLE
A fuel supply structure for a saddled vehicle, includes: an upstream-side fuel supply system guiding fuel from a fuel tank to a fuel pump side; a downstream-side fuel supply system guiding the fuel from the pump to a fuel injection valve side; and an excess fuel return system returning excess fuel from the downstream-side fuel supply system to the tank side. A fuel hose joint is attached to the tank and includes: an insertion tube portion inserted into the tank and formed into a dual tube structure where an inner tube is covered by an outer tube; a first connection tube portion communicating with inside of the inner tube; and a second connection tube portion communicating with inside of the outer tube. A fuel suction hose is connected to one of the first and second connection tube portions, and a fuel return hose is connected to an other thereof.
SADDLED VEHICLE
In a saddled vehicle, an internal combustion engine is disposed below a fuel tank and a riding seal disposed behind the fuel tank. A fuel pump is supported by a front body frame that suspends a front wheel, the fuel pump being disposed at a position where at least part of the fuel pump overlaps with the front wheel as seen in a side view. The fuel tank is supported on an upper frame member that configures part of the body frame. A protection member is extended between the upper frame member and the front body frame, and passes a front of the engine body as seen in a side view. A fuel suction pipe line is covered by the protection member from an outer lateral side and locked to the protection member, the fuel suction pipe line sucking fuel form the fuel tank to the fuel pump side.
SADDLED VEHICLE
In a saddled vehicle, an internal combustion engine is disposed below a fuel tank and a riding seal disposed behind the fuel tank. A fuel pump is supported by a front body frame that suspends a front wheel, the fuel pump being disposed at a position where at least part of the fuel pump overlaps with the front wheel as seen in a side view. The fuel tank is supported on an upper frame member that configures part of the body frame. A protection member is extended between the upper frame member and the front body frame, and passes a front of the engine body as seen in a side view. A fuel suction pipe line is covered by the protection member from an outer lateral side and locked to the protection member, the fuel suction pipe line sucking fuel form the fuel tank to the fuel pump side.
EVAPORATED FUEL CONTROL DEVICE FOR SADDLED VEHICLE
In an evaporated fuel control device for a saddled vehicle, a canister and an evaporated fuel control valve are supported by a body frame around a fuel tank, the canister adsorbing evaporated fuel from the fuel tank, the evaporated fuel control valve controlling a flow rate of the evaporated fuel that is purged from the canister and flows through an intake system of the internal combustion engine. The canister is disposed between a steering shaft and the fuel tank and below an imaginary horizontal plane that passes a lowermost surface of the fuel tank, the steering shaft extending in an up-down direction while inclining downward to a front in front of the fuel tank.
Canister disposing structure of saddle riding vehicle
A canister includes a fresh air introducing port for introducing a fresh air into the canister. The fresh air introducing port is opened in a space formed by at least a tank cover. The canister is connected to a drain pipe for draining a liquid in the canister to the outside of the canister. The drain pipe extends rearward at a height same as or higher than a lower end of the tank cover. The drain pipe merges with a supplied-fuel drain pipe and extends to a lower portion of a vehicle. The supplied-fuel drain pipe drains a fuel around a fuel supply port of a fuel tank.
Canister disposing structure of saddle riding vehicle
A canister includes a fresh air introducing port for introducing a fresh air into the canister. The fresh air introducing port is opened in a space formed by at least a tank cover. The canister is connected to a drain pipe for draining a liquid in the canister to the outside of the canister. The drain pipe extends rearward at a height same as or higher than a lower end of the tank cover. The drain pipe merges with a supplied-fuel drain pipe and extends to a lower portion of a vehicle. The supplied-fuel drain pipe drains a fuel around a fuel supply port of a fuel tank.
Fuel tank for saddled vehicle
An upper half body flange is disposed over a whole circumference of a lower end portion of an upper half body along a plane and a lower half body flange is disposed over a whole circumference of an upper end portion of a lower half body along the plane. The upper half body and the lower half body are made of titanium material, and the upper half body flange and the lower half body flange have linear outer edges as straight line portions. The upper half body has a side surface, the lower half body has a side surface, and the side surface and the side surface include recesses and convex portions. The recesses and the convex portions are disposed within a range of lengths of the straight line portions when viewed from above in the direction perpendicular to the plane.
Fuel tank for saddled vehicle
An upper half body flange is disposed over a whole circumference of a lower end portion of an upper half body along a plane and a lower half body flange is disposed over a whole circumference of an upper end portion of a lower half body along the plane. The upper half body and the lower half body are made of titanium material, and the upper half body flange and the lower half body flange have linear outer edges as straight line portions. The upper half body has a side surface, the lower half body has a side surface, and the side surface and the side surface include recesses and convex portions. The recesses and the convex portions are disposed within a range of lengths of the straight line portions when viewed from above in the direction perpendicular to the plane.
Fuel pump assembly
The invention relates to a fuel pump assembly, which comprises a fuel pump (2), a fuel tank (3), in which the fuel pump (2) is at least partially arranged, an intermediate component (4), which is arranged on the outside of the fuel tank (3) and has a fuel connection to the fuel tank (3), and a filter (5), which is arranged in a filter chamber (6) and is arranged on the outside of the intermediate component (4) or the fuel pump (2). According to the invention, a fuel flow flows from an interior (30) of the fuel tank (3) through a first opening (40) of the intermediate component (4) outward into the filter chamber (6) and from the filter chamber (6) through the filter (5) and through a second opening (41) of the intermediate component (4) to an inlet (20) of the fuel pump (2).
Fuel pump assembly
The invention relates to a fuel pump assembly, which comprises a fuel pump (2), a fuel tank (3), in which the fuel pump (2) is at least partially arranged, an intermediate component (4), which is arranged on the outside of the fuel tank (3) and has a fuel connection to the fuel tank (3), and a filter (5), which is arranged in a filter chamber (6) and is arranged on the outside of the intermediate component (4) or the fuel pump (2). According to the invention, a fuel flow flows from an interior (30) of the fuel tank (3) through a first opening (40) of the intermediate component (4) outward into the filter chamber (6) and from the filter chamber (6) through the filter (5) and through a second opening (41) of the intermediate component (4) to an inlet (20) of the fuel pump (2).