Abstract: A filter element configured to be installed by sliding said filter element into a filter housing cavity along a first direction, said filter element comprising a handlebar pivotable around a pivoting axis perpendicular to said first direction; wherein said handlebar has a gripping portion on a first side of said axis and a latching portion on a second side of said axis, said second side being opposite said first side; and wherein said latching portion is configured to enter into engagement with at least one locking groove of said filter housing when said gripping portion (110) is moved into a first direction (A) and to disengage from said engagement when said gripping portion is moved into a second direction (B).

Abstract: The fuel vapor absorber includes, on a housing member and separately from an air inlet, an orifice for the circulation of fuel vapors coming from a tank. A pipe for supplying these vapors passes through the housing member via the orifice and forms a support for a pressure regulating valve, provided with a valve body and a closure member. The pipe, provided for adaptation between the valve and the housing, is fastened to the housing member, forming at least one annular sealing area surrounding the pipe. The valve, which is fastened by snap-fitting or the like, may be housed in the inside volume of the absorber, where an absorption product is stored. The pipe is typically mounted on the inner face side of the housing member and may be directly welded.

Abstract: The fuel vapor absorber includes, on a housing member and separately from an air inlet, an orifice for the circulation of fuel vapors coming from a tank. A pipe for supplying these vapors passes through the housing member via the orifice and forms a support for a pressure regulating valve, provided with a valve body and a closure member. The pipe, provided for adaptation between the valve and the housing, is fastened to the housing member, forming at least one annular sealing area surrounding the pipe. The valve, which is fastened by snap-fitting or the like, may be housed in the inside volume of the absorber, where an absorption product is stored. The pipe is typically mounted on the inner face side of the housing member and may be directly welded.