Shift lever for an automotive transmission

Details Shift lever for an automotive transmission Shift lever for an automotive transmission

1982-04-27

1985-01-08

Dorner, Kenneth

Machine element or mechanism

Control lever and linkage systems

Multiple controlled elements

74523, 403224, 403372, B60K 2060, G05G 110

Patent

active

044921292

ABSTRACT:
A shift lever for an automotive transmission includes first and second shafts. The first shaft has a hole and the second shaft partially extends into the hole so as to be spaced from the first shaft by a resilient member preventing transmission of vibrations between the shafts. In a method of manufacturing the shift lever, plastic rubber is provided in the spacing between the first and second shafts. The rubber is vulcanized so as to have a predetermined resiliency and adhere to both of the first and second shafts.

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