Abstract: An airbag device for a passenger seat is disclosed. The airbag includes a main section whose rear plane forms a front-collision arresting plane, and a sub section which is disposed on a side of the main section and includes a protruding region protruding farther rearward than the main section. The side plane of the protruding region forms an oblique-collision arresting plane. Between the front-collision- and oblique-collision arresting planes is an arresting recess denting forward. The airbag further internally includes a front-rear tether jointed to the front-collision arresting plane, and a recess-pulling tether jointed to the bottom of the arresting recess. The front-rear tether and recess-pulling tethers share a mounting base by which the tethers are mounted on an airbag case, and bifurcate from the mounting base. The front-rear tether extends from a rear edge of the mounting base, and the recess-pulling tether extends from an edge of the mounting base adjoining the front-rear tether.

Abstract: An airbag is disclosed, including a main bag section deployable in front of a passenger seat, a center bag section which is deployable in such a manner as to protrude towards an inboard side in a vehicle width direction out of the main bag section to an area beneath the rearview mirror. The center bag section includes, on the upper portion as deployed, a region that faces the rearview mirror in an up and down direction. The center bag section internally includes a regulating tether that is disposed generally along an up and down direction and connects the region of the upper portion of the center bag section facing the rearview mirror at airbag deployment and a region of a lower portion of the center bag section deployed beneath the region facing the rearview mirror in order to prevent contact between the center bag section and the rearview mirror.

Abstract: A cooling water passage structure of internal combustion engine includes a cylinder-block-side cooling water passage, a cylinder-head-side cooling water passage, a heat exchanger, and cooling water passage pipes. The cylinder-block-side cooling water passage is formed inside a cylinder block of an engine to cause cooling water to flow through. The cylinder-head-side cooling water passage is formed inside a cylinder head to cause cooling water to flow through. The heat exchanger is configured to dissipate heat of cooling water to external air to decrease a temperature of the cooling water. The cooling water passage pipes couple the heat exchanger and the engine to exchange cooling water. The cylinder head includes a cooling water inlet. The cooling water passage pipe is coupled to the cooling water inlet. The cooling water from the heat exchanger flows into the cooling water inlet.

Abstract: An airbag is inflatable in such a manner as to separate a vehicle-side wall which is deployable towards a vehicle body structure and an occupant-side wall which is deployable towards an occupant for catching the occupant. The airbag is configured to be supported by the vehicle body structure on the vehicle-side wall when catching the occupant with the occupant-side wall. The airbag includes a recessed section on left and right sides of and in a vicinity of the center of the occupant-side wall and a tether that connects the bottom of the recessed section to the vehicle-side wall in order to form the recessed section. Opposing walls of the recessed section press each other in a separable fashion when the airbag is inflated. The tether allows gas communication between a central region of the airbag and a peripheral region of the airbag which surrounds the central region, inside the airbag.

Abstract: Present disclosure present a vehicle front passenger seat airbag device, which comprises: a plurality of inflators; an airbag including: a front passenger seat airbag, and a center airbag that includes a vehicle-rear-side end that projects out further toward a vehicle rear side when inflated and deployed than a rear end of the front passenger seat airbag when inflated and deployed; and a controller that controls timings for igniting each squib included in the plurality of inflators such that a peak internal pressure of the airbag inflated and deployed when an oblique collision or small overlap collision has occurred is delayed, compared to a peak internal pressure of the airbag inflated and deployed when a head-on collision has occurred.

Abstract: An airbag device for a front passenger seat includes an airbag, two inflators each for feeding the airbag with an inflation gas, a case which holds the airbag and inflators, and a retainer which mounts the airbag and inflators on the case. One of the two inflators is a potentially-influential inflator whose inflation gas may influence the other inflator. The retainer includes a holding plate section which is disposed on an inner surface of the airbag, two insert openings for receiving main bodies of the two inflators, and a shielding wall which rises out of a position of the holding plate section between the two insert openings and extends to a vicinity of a height of the top end plane of the main body of the potentially-influential inflator. The shielding wall shields the other inflator from an inflation gas emitted by the potentially-influential inflator.

Abstract: An airbag has an occupant protection portion at a rear face when inflation is completed. The occupant protection portion includes a frontal collision restriction face and an oblique collision restriction face which protrudes rearward from the frontal collision restriction face on the left or right sides of the frontal collision restriction face. A restriction recessed portion for allowing a head of an occupant to enter and to be restricted is formed between the frontal collision restriction face and the oblique collision restriction face. A slip portion having excellent sliding properties compared to those of other regions of the frontal collision restriction face is disposed in a region from a surface side of the frontal collision restriction face to a surface side of an inner wall portion in the restriction recessed portion.

Abstract: A front passenger seat airbag device includes a module case; a front passenger seat airbag configured such that, in a folded state, a height of a first airbag section positioned at a vehicle outer side is lower than a height of a second airbag section positioned at a vehicle inner side, and widths of the first airbag section and the second airbag section are substantially the same; an inflator disposed at a bottom side of the module case; and a raising member disposed at a bottom portion of the module case, and that raises a height of a first support face supporting the first airbag section to be higher than a height of a second support face supporting the second airbag section, such that a height of an upper face of the first airbag section is substantially aligned with a height of an upper face of the second airbag section.

Abstract: An airbag includes a main inflatable section which includes a front-collision arresting face at the rear plane as deployed, a protruding inflatable section which includes an oblique-collision arresting face, and an arresting recess formed between the front-collision arresting face and oblique-collision arresting face. An outer tether is disposed on the outside of the airbag for preventing the protruding inflatable section from moving away from the main inflatable section at airbag deployment. The outer tether includes a side edge disposed towards the protruding inflatable section and a front edge disposed towards the main inflatable section. The side edge is jointed to an upper edge of the oblique-collision arresting face by a side joint which is formed over a generally entire area in a front and rear direction of the protruding inflatable section. The front edge is jointed to an upper edge of the front-collision arresting face by a front joint.

Abstract: An airbag includes a main inflatable section which includes a front-collision arresting face at the rear plane as deployed, a protruding inflatable section which includes an oblique-collision arresting face, and an arresting recess formed between the front-collision arresting face and oblique-collision arresting face. The airbag internally includes a recess-pulling tether which joints the leading end of the arresting recess and a front end portion of the airbag as deployed, and a regulating tether which extends from the leading end of the arresting recess towards a far-side wall of the protruding inflatable section which is opposed to the oblique-collision arresting face. A joint position of the regulating tether to the far-side wall is such a position that would produce a pulling force which pulls the protruding inflatable section towards the rear plane of the main inflatable section when the leading end of the arresting recess moves forward at catching a passenger.

Abstract: An airbag includes on the rear plane a passenger protection portion for protecting a front seat passenger. The passenger protection portion includes a front-collision arresting plane for protecting a head of the passenger as he moves forward in the event of a frontal collision of the vehicle and an oblique-collision arresting plane that is disposed at least either on the left or on the right of the front-collision arresting plane in such a manner as to protrude rearward out of the front-collision arresting plane for protecting the head of the passenger as he moves diagonally forward in the event of an oblique or offset collision of the vehicle. The passenger protection portion further includes an arresting recess that is disposed between the front-collision arresting plane and oblique-collision arresting plane in such a manner as to be sunken forward for receiving and arresting the head of the passenger.

Abstract: An airbag includes on the rear plane a passenger protection portion for protecting a front seat passenger. The passenger protection portion includes a front-collision arresting plane for protecting a head of the passenger as he moves forward in the event of a frontal collision of the vehicle and an oblique-collision arresting plane that is disposed at least either on the left or on the right of the front-collision arresting plane in such a manner as to protrude rearward out of the front-collision arresting plane for protecting the head of the passenger as he moves diagonally forward in the event of an oblique or offset collision of the vehicle. The passenger protection portion further includes an arresting recess that is disposed between the front-collision arresting plane and oblique-collision arresting plane in such a manner as to be sunken forward for receiving and arresting the head of the passenger.

Abstract: A clutch (3) includes: a clutch housing (32) which is provided with a drive plate (33) to be movable in an axial direction; a clutch hub (34) which transmits a rotary motive power to an output shaft; a clutch sleeve (35) which is provided with a driven plate (36) to be movable in the axial direction; and a pressure disk (40) which biases the drive plate (33) and the driven plate (36) toward the clutch hub (34), further includes a back torque limiter (7) which moves the pressure disk (40) in a direction away from the clutch hub (34) when back torque is applied, and the clutch hub (34) is provided with a restricting apparatus which restricts movement of the pressure disk (40) in the direction away from the clutch hub (34) when a number of rotations of the output shaft is less than a predetermined value.

Abstract: An airbag of an airbag device for a front passenger seat includes a passenger-side wall, a circumferential wall, a gas inlet port disposed in a vicinity of the front end of the airbag as deployed, a bottom pocket that is recessed upward from a lower region of the circumferential wall in such a manner as to be continuous with the lower region, and a tether that is disposed generally along a front and rear direction inside the airbag and connects the passenger-side wall and a vicinity of the gas inlet port. The bottom pocket is formed into a pouch like contour by joining outer circumferential edges of left and right bottom pocket constituent regions that extend from the lower region of the circumferential wall. The upper end region of the bottom pocket is joined to the tether.

Abstract: A crank chamber internal pressure reduction mechanism for internal combustion engine includes a crankshaft, a rotating shaft (a balancer shaft), a suction mechanism (a primary drive gear), a first discharge passage (a discharge passage, a joining passage, and a discharge hose), and a second discharge passage (a discharge passage). The crankshaft is rotatably supported to a crankcase. To the rotating shaft, a rotation force is transmitted from the crankshaft. The suction mechanism is disposed at the rotating shaft. The suction mechanism rotates integrally with the rotating shaft. To the first discharge passage, the emission is discharged from the crank chamber. The second discharge passage is communicated with the first discharge passage. The second discharge passage is disposed inside the rotating shaft. The suction mechanism includes a third discharge passage (a hole). The third discharge passage is communicated with the second discharge passage.

Abstract: An airbag is inflatable in such a manner as to separate a vehicle-side wall which is deployable towards a vehicle body structure and an occupant-side wall which is deployable towards an occupant for catching the occupant. The airbag is configured to be supported by the vehicle body structure on the vehicle-side wall when catching the occupant with the occupant-side wall. The airbag includes a recessed section on left and right sides of and in a vicinity of the center of the occupant-side wall and a tether that connects the bottom of the recessed section to the vehicle-side wall in order to form the recessed section. Opposing walls of the recessed section press each other in a separable fashion when the airbag is inflated. The tether allows gas communication between a central region of the airbag and a peripheral region of the airbag which surrounds the central region, inside the airbag.

Abstract: An airbag includes a main bag section which protrudes rearward out of a housing and deploys in front of a front passenger seat and a center bag section which deploys toward an inboard direction from the main bag section in a width direction of the vehicle and in front of a space between the front passenger seat and a driver's seat in such a manner as to extend rearward from a side of the housing. A rear end region of the center bag section is deployable rearward relative to the main bag section. The airbag further includes an outer tether which extends outside of the airbag from a front end region of the center bag section and is connected to a vicinity of the housing by a leading end of the outer tether.

Abstract: A clutch (3) includes: a clutch housing (32) which is provided with a drive plate (33) to be movable in an axial direction; a clutch hub (34) which transmits a rotary motive power to an output shaft; a clutch sleeve (35) which is provided with a driven plate (36) to be movable in the axial direction; and a pressure disk (40) which biases the drive plate (33) and the driven plate (36) toward the clutch hub (34), further includes a back torque limiter (7) which moves the pressure disk (40) in a direction away from the clutch hub (34) when back torque is applied, and the clutch hub (34) is provided with a restricting apparatus which restricts movement of the pressure disk (40) in the direction away from the clutch hub (34) when a number of rotations of the output shaft is less than a predetermined value.

Abstract: An airbag of an airbag device for a front passenger seat includes a passenger-side wall, a circumferential wall, a gas inlet port disposed in a vicinity of the front end of the airbag as deployed, a bottom pocket that is recessed upward from a lower region of the circumferential wall in such a manner as to be continuous with the lower region, and a tether that is disposed generally along a front and rear direction inside the airbag and connects the passenger-side wall and a vicinity of the gas inlet port. The bottom pocket is formed into a pouch like contour by joining outer circumferential edges of left and right bottom pocket constituent regions that extend from the lower region of the circumferential wall. The upper end region of the bottom pocket is joined to the tether.

Abstract: A cooling water passage structure of internal combustion engine includes a cylinder-block-side cooling water passage, a cylinder-head-side cooling water passage, a heat exchanger, and cooling water passage pipes. The cylinder-block-side cooling water passage is formed inside a cylinder block of an engine to cause cooling water to flow through. The cylinder-head-side cooling water passage is formed inside a cylinder head to cause cooling water to flow through. The heat exchanger is configured to dissipate heat of cooling water to external air to decrease a temperature of the cooling water. The cooling water passage pipes couple the heat exchanger and the engine to exchange cooling water. The cylinder head includes a cooling water inlet. The cooling water passage pipe is coupled to the cooling water inlet. The cooling water from the heat exchanger flows into the cooling water inlet.