Abstract:
The invention relates to a module support (1) for a vehicle door, comprising at least one toothed rack (3) or threaded spindle. The invention also relates to a door function module based on said module support, comprising a window, wherein a tooth or worm gearing (4) engaging with the toothed rack or threaded spindle of the module support is fixed on or to the lower edge of said window.
Abstract:
A device for adjusting a window regulator in a vehicle door, having - a profiled base element (110) positionable on a lower section of the vehicle door and provided with a first elongate hole (111b) in its lower side and a second elongate hole (111a) in its upper side. A slider (112) slidingly moves within the base element (110) and includes a hole (113) aligned with the first elongate hole (111b). A screw extends through the hole (113) in the slider and the first elongate hole (111b) aligned therewith. A bolt (116) is fixedly attachable to the window regulator extending through the second elongate hole (111a) and includes a threaded rod engaging the threading of screw (114). The screw (114) can be turned from a first position, in which it does not engage the slider (112), to a second position, in which it engages the slider (112) with the first screw end (114b). The device provides for simple compensation of tolerances in connection with the vehicle door and for the window regulator.
Abstract:
An electro-mechanical actuator (1) including a plurality of motors (2, 3) for driving an output shaft (10). The actuator may be incorporated into a window lift mechanism (30), such as a mechanism including a dual rack and pinion assembly (1314). According to another aspect of the invention there is provided a variety of anti-back-drive mechanisms, e.g. clutches. A clutch according to one embodiment includes locking pawls (1616, 1618) that resist back-drive. In another embodiment, locking cams (2108) rotate relative to a carrier (2106) to resist back-drive. An actuator consistent with the invention may incorporate an impact mechanism (2616) including a flexible carrier (2618). The carrier (2106) flexes to prevent impact forces at an output gear train (2610, 2612) from coupling to an input gear train (2604, 2606).
Abstract:
The invention is another embodiment of the original patent N DEG 200002167. It is comprised of a metal frame consisting of rails, the box for the mechanism and the box for concealing the panel. The sliding panel has a frame provided with a carriage on each side, one being tractor and the other one guide. The tractor carriage is provided with a thread and moves along the rail by means of a feed screw (worm), the other carriage moving along a guide bar. The mechanism box contains the motor, various devices and has sufficient space to receive part of the panel exceeding the hole, thereby enabling to clean externally the opposite side. By combining several of these frames with fixed panels, it is possible to obtain glazed enclosures with an automatic opening.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a spindle or worm drive for adjusting devices, especially seat adjustment devices, window lifters and sliding roofs, in motor vehicles. The inventive drive consists of a fixed spindle or relatively fixed toothed rack which is secured to the first of two parts that can be adjusted in relation to each other and to a gear which is secured to the second of said two parts. The gear elements (91; 92; 92') are mounted in a housing (7) which consists of at least two plates (71a; 71b; 72a; 72b) that can be secured to each other by means of plug-type connectors. Said connectors are also configured as supporting joints that absorb the forces of the gear.
Abstract:
A window lift system generally comprises a motor (48) driving a threaded shaft (56) threadably engaging a nut (52) slidably mounted in a bracket (46). A link (54) has a first end rotatably mounted to the nut (52) and a second end rotatably mounted to an end (28) of a pivotally mounted arm (24). An opposite end (26) of the arm engaging the window glass (22) raises and lowers the window glass as the arm pivots.