Land vehicles: bodies and tops – Tops – Roof structure
Patent
1998-11-12
2000-12-12
Dayoan, D. Glenn
Land vehicles: bodies and tops
Tops
Roof structure
296 391, 248 273, 200296, B60R 1302
Patent
active
061588024
ABSTRACT:
A switch mounting bracket 8 including a bottom plate 9, a pair of legs 10 and a pair of flanges 11 on tip ends of the legs is accommodated in a space 7 defined between a lower surface of a roof panel 3 and an upper surface of a roof lining 1 by adhering the pair of flanges to the upper surface of the roof lining 1 at 15. A switch 2 inserted into the switch mounting bracket 8 through an opening 1.sub.1 in the roof lining 1 is fixed by bringing locking claws 18.sub.1 provided in a flange 18 of the switch 2 into engagement into locking bores 11.sub.1 defined in the flanges 11. With the above structure, when a shock is applied to the switch 2 mounted on a roof of a vehicle, damage to the switch can be suppressed to a minimum because the switch does not contact the roof panel, and the alignment of the opening 1.sub.1 in the roof lining and the switch mounting bracket 8 can be easily performed because the components are directly joined together.
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Akagi Hiroomi
Matsuura Tatsuo
Blackman William D.
Carrier Joseph P.
Dayoan D. Glenn
Engle Patricia
Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
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