Brose Fahrzeugteile Gmbh & Co Kg, Coburg

Brose Fahrzeugteile Gmbh & Co Kg

Adrian Geiger

Georg Scheck

Uwe Klippert

Gerhard Hofmann

Carsten Brandt

Armin Stahn

Erik Langmann

Bernd Munekhoff

Maik Kindler

Jochen H&ouml;lzel

An adjustable carrier for connecting a window pane to a window lift of a motor vehicle door, whereby the carrier is assigned to the motor vehicle door via guiding tracks. The carrier includes a base body and a holding body. The base body is guided on the guiding tracks of the window lift, and the window pane is clamped in the holding body. The holding body can horizontally sweep in relation to the base body, and a joint connection is provided between the base body and the holding body. An adjusting element which can be operated by a tool are provided for changing the position of the holding body provided for changing the position of the holding body relative to the base body. This position is directly or indirectly changed by an actuator in such a way that the position of the holding body relative to the base body remains unchanged when loosening or fastening the window pane.

Adjustable carrier for connecting a window pane to a motor vehicle window lift

The invention relates to a device for fastening a window of a motor vehicle in the guide device of a window lifter, consisting of retaining legs disposed on opposite sides of the lower area of the window, at least one of said retaining legs having an opening which can be engaged by a connecting element for retaining the window, wherein at least one upper part of at least one retaining leg is embodied to be resilient and supports an insertion section oriented in the direction of the lower edge of the window and essentially extending parallel with it. One feature of the invention is that the opening can comprise two cutouts, instead of one, in order to reduce the number of variations of catches required for use with window lifters. Another feature of the invention is that a connecting element for retaining the window in the guide device of a window lifter is already connected with the window prior to the window's insertion into the gap between the retaining legs. In a fastened state, the connecting element engages the cutout(s) of the retaining leg(s). Bolts inserted in a hole of the window, elements glued to the window or elements formed out of the window itself are examples of connecting elements.

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Coburg, Germany

Adrian Geiger