Chrysler Corporation

Chrysler Motors Corporation

Gerald A Harris

Thomas G Tallon

Thomas W Schumacher

Remote adjusting means are provided for a vehicle headlamp. The vehicle headlamp has at least three peripherally spaced mounting means each securable to vehicle structure. One of the mounting means includes a ball and socket pivot structure permitting the vehicle headlamp to be adjusted for vertical and horizontal focusing. Cable actuated screws are provided for the other two mounting means to permit remote adjusting of the headlamp.

Remote adjusting means for a vehicle headlamp

A headlamp and integral mounting assembly having three peripherally spaced integrally formed mounting means, which cooperate with headlamp support means to provide three suspension points from which the lamp is pivotally mounted for independent adjustment from two of the points for limited pivotal rotative movement about a pair of coplanar, orthogonally related and intersecting axes, one of which axes is contained in an axial plane passing through the geometric center of the lamp unit and the other of which axes is displaced from the geometric center and located outwardly of the lamp unit.

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Fraser, MI, United States of America

Gerald A Harris