DUCT FOR ENGINE BAY COOLING AND VENTILATION

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APP PUB NO 20140165933A1
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13720288

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An air cooling system provides cooling air within an engine bay of a vehicle. The vehicle includes a radiator and a cooling fan, the cooling fan is operable to force air to flow through the radiator, and the cooling fan is also operable to blow air within a blow zone away from the cooling fan and into the engine bay. The air cooling system includes a duct having a first end that defines an inlet, a second end that defines an outlet, and a sidewall that extends between the first end and the second end. The duct is operable to be mounted to the vehicle with the second end and the outlet disposed within the downstream blow zone such that air exiting the outlet is blown by the cooling fan toward the engine bay.

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FCA US LLC1000 CHRYSLER DRIVE AUBURN HILLS MI 48326

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  • 2012 Application Filing Year
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  • 223 Applications Filed
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Kilpatrick, Colin Berkley, US 1 0
Ortiz, Osorio Jaime Jesus Troy, US 1 0
Weiss, Andrew E Toronto, CA 2 17

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