Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Brian Christopher Bray

Rajendra L Kakarla

Brian E Dressel

Anthony John Leanza

Hirotomo Yamada

Jason T Hardesty

Kevin A Hothem

Andrew George Bakun

Eric M Heitkamp

Nicholas H Goldsberry

David Michael Edwards

Patrick Joseph Ellison

Takashi Nakano

Douglas R Kaltenmark

Kerry Stephen McClure

Timothy J Rupp

Raymond L Khouw

Kim Ross

Patrick M Shafer

Babuji K Tamarapoo

Takeshi Hagiwara

Ryan Chapman

Hirofumi Takemoto

Joshua L Morrow

Jesse W Schlabach

Brian A Penza

Clifford Randall Salvesen

Timothy T Laakso

Jacob William Weaver

Shingo Hakamata

Steven Matthew Harpster

Kurt T Winkelmann

Aditya Malladi

Thomas Brent Tarr

Dakota E Weinman

Jamie P Tabanao

Henry Joseph Dicato

A vehicle mounting structure is provided for positioning both an associated camera of an associated vehicle sensor system and an associated fluid nozzle of an associated washer assembly operatively associated with the associated sensor system. The mounting structure includes a housing including an exterior face having a first inner surface portion forming a first opening extending through the face for positioning of the associated camera and a second inner surface portion forming a second opening extended through the face for positioning of the associated nozzle. A diversion feature is extended outwardly from the face. The diversion feature at least partially surrounds the second opening and is adapted to divert associated fluid away from the second opening.

Vehicle front camera housing

A hollow interconnecting member for connecting vehicular frame members is provided. The hollow interconnecting member is formed of a metal material and defines a centerline. The hollow interconnecting member comprises a first end and a second end. The centerline extends through the first end and the second end. A plurality of walls cooperate to define a continuous passageway that extends between the first end and the second end and defines a first opening and a second opening at the first end and the second end, respectively. The hollow interconnecting member is formed as an as-cast one-piece construction.

Casting, hollow interconnecting member for connecting vehicular frame members, and vehicular frame assembly including hollow interconnecting member

A front side frame member for a vehicle front frame assembly and a method of forming a front side frame member for a vehicle front frame assembly includes an outer frame member having at least one outer frame mating flange and an inner frame member having at least one inner frame mating flange. The at least one inner frame mating flange is fixedly secured to the at least one outer frame mating flange. At least one of the at least one outer frame mating flange and the at least one inner frame mating flange includes a plurality of longitudinally spaced joggles thereon for promoting longitudinal crush of at least one of the outer frame member and the inner frame member.

Front side frame member for a vehicle front frame assembly

A vehicle frame is provided. The vehicle frame includes a body frame, a subframe mounted to the body frame, and a bumper frame coupled to the body frame. The bumper frame includes a beam having a first end and a second end. The vehicle frame also includes at least one brace coupling the beam to the subframe adjacent to at least one of the beam ends.

Vehicle frames and methods of assembling the same

A front vehicle body structure includes a front pillar that extends in a longitudinal direction of a vehicle body, an upper frame that extends from the front pillar toward a front of a vehicle body, and a front side frame that is disposed laterally interior of the upper frame. The front side frame includes an outer face that faces laterally outward, an inner face that faces laterally inward, and an upper face that connects the inner face to the outer face. The front vehicle body structure also includes a connection member that extends upwardly from the upper face of the front side frame to the upper frame so as to connect the front side frame and the upper frame together.

Narrow offset energy management frame structure

A vehicle air intake system includes a grille disposed along the front portion of an engine compartment, a hood disposed over the engine compartment and a bulkhead cover disposed in the engine compartment below the hood. The bulkhead cover has a bulkhead cover intake port and a deflector disposed along and extending forwardly from a lower portion of the bulkhead cover intake port to circuitously redirect airflow passing from the grille to the bulkhead cover intake port.

Automobile over-bulkhead air intake system

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Powell, OH, United States of America

Brian Christopher Bray