Module retention spring clip

Supports – Instrument in panel – Having biased clip holding means

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2482319, G12B 900

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053661869

ABSTRACT:
A retention clip for securing and aligning an instrument module, such as a radio, in an instrument panel of a vehicle. The clip includes a base and primary and secondary fingers extending in cantilever fashion from the base for retaining and releasing the module from the instrument panel. The secondary fingers are shorter and extend from the base less than the primary fingers such that the ends of the fingers will sequentially engage the instrument panel to retain and align the module in the instrument panel. The secondary fingers have a removal ramp, engageable by a removal tool inserted through the module, and a portion overlaying the primary fingers such that when the removal tool is inserted, the secondary fingers will retract and also will retract the primary fingers for a slip-out fit.

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