Modified vehicle throttle control

Motor vehicles – Manually actuated controlling devices – With tiller-type handle

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180336, B62D 114

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056325002

ABSTRACT:
An adapter mechanism converts a manual throttle control to a powered manuy overidable throttle control. The manual control has a housing element, a post rotatable in the housing element and a control lever connected to the post. A first rotor plate engaged by the lever swings on the post to rotate a second rotor plate in one direction so as to translate a cable. The manual control has a return spring biassing the second plate in another direction toward a position where the cable closes the throttle. The adapter mechanism has a block-like cap on the housing element and the cap has a cavity open to the housing element. An actuator motor on the cap rotates a paddle in the first and second directions. A flange of the paddle engages a tab of the first rotor plate such that the paddle's rotation in the first direction moves the rotor elements but the paddle's rotation in the second direction exerts no force on the rotor elements.

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patent: 4415056 (1983-11-01), Smith
patent: 4646870 (1987-03-01), Koch et al.
patent: 4727710 (1988-03-01), Kuhn

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