Abstract: A distributor type fuel injection pump which includes a port formed within the pressurized fuel distributing plunger with one end thereof communicating with the pump working chamber and the other end terminating in the outer periphery of said plunger, and a relief passage having one end thereof terminating in the inner peripheral wall of the plunger barrel and the other end communicating with a zone under a lower pressure.

Abstract: A fuel injection pump in which a relief channel is formed which communicates with the pump working chamber and is arranged to be blocked by a valve means, associated with a valve actuating means responsive to a pressure varying with engine r.p.m., during starting of the engine so that the fuel injection quantity is increased. Thus, improved starting characteristics of the engine can be obtained. Said relief channel may comprise a first channel communicating with the pump working chamber, and a second relief channel which has a portion thereof extending in the pump plunger to terminate in an outer periphery of the bottom end of said plunger and is so disposed as to communicate with the pump suction chamber after a predetermined delivery stroke length or prestroke has been executed. Communication between said first and second relief channels is adapted to be interrupted by said valve means at less than a predetermined engine r.p.m.

Abstract: An injection timing control device for use in a distributor-type fuel injection pump for internal combustion engines, which comprises: first and second hydraulic actuatable elements adapted to be actuated by a fluid pressure proportional to engine r. p. m., the second element having a larger pressure applying area than the first element and disposed on an extension of the axis of the first element; a first spring interposed between the first and second elements for urging the elements in opposite directions to each other; a second spring for urging the second element in an opposite direction to the first element; means for limiting displacement of the second element toward the first element; and means coupling the first and second elements for relative movement thereof within a limited distance.

Abstract: Attachment for a tightening and removing device of objects such as bolts, nuts and the like, for transmitting the turning force of the device to the objects when disposed in the innermost section of a narrow gap, comprising reaction force receiving means to definitely receive the reaction force generated in the attachment during a fastening and removing operation of the objects when the turning force inputted from the device is transmitted to those objects.