'motor housing' is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to the casing or cover of a motor or engine. For example, "The engineer replaced the motor housing on the machine to ensure it stayed in working order."
These ports are generally slots on the sides or back of the motor housing.
There are two handles mounted on the motor housing: the main handle and the front handle.
The upper blade guard is attached to the motor housing and remains fixed in place.
He suggested that the problem was with the bushing (a thick-walled sleeve of metal) that captured the end of the shaft in the end of the cylindrical motor housing.
The shaft was free to move too much side to side (perhaps a couple of hundredths of an inch), causing the outer circumference of the rotor to bind on the inner circumference of the motor housing when a current was applied.
This was manufactured and fitted in a standard motor housing.
Weighing roughly 1,015 pounds, the Nils is built around an aluminum space frame and is powered by an electric motor, housed on the rear axle, that weighs roughly 20 pounds.
What visitors in the '20s saw was much like what people see today: a collection of Victorian and Edwardian automobiles parked beside horse-drawn carriages in their original home, a grand brick 1880s "motor house" on the parklike grounds of an estate.
The Autoblow AI, a sex toy made for penis-possessing individuals, consists of a rubbery sleeve and a motor housed inside a canister that aims to simulate oral sex.
A hand-held prototype instrument was achieved by integrating an imaging fiber probe inside a stainless steel needle and attached to the ceramic shaft of a piezoelectric motor housed in an aluminum handle.
A built-in cord stowed under the battery-motor housing plugs in.
