Nissan Motor Company Limited

Kokusan Kinzoku Kogyo Co., Ltd.

Ohi Seisakusho Co., Ltd.

Kokusan Kinzoku Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Fuji Kiko Co., Ltd.

Nippon Cable System Inc.

Fujikiko Kabushiki Kaisha

Nissan Shatai Co., Ltd.

Jidosha Denki Kogyo K.k.

Jonan Industrial Co., Ltd.

Kinzoku Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Jidosha Denki K.k.

Kokusan Kinzoku Kogyo

Haruo Mochida

Yoshio Watanuki

Keiichi Shimizu

Hirotoshi Namazue

Yoshimitsu Takeda

Mikio Masaki

Hitoshi Nakamura

Mikio Takeuchi

Michiaki Sasaki

Toshikazu Kobayashi

Masaru Inoue

Masaichi Moriya

Masaki Tanaka

Kazuya Suzuki

Tetsuo Kobayashi

Toshio Kanai

Satoru Kobayashi

Hidekazu Sato

Makoto Moriya

Motoki Hirano

Yasushi Asano

Kinichiro Nakano

Tsutomu Iwasaki

Tatsuyuki Takaishi

Takeshi Fukasawa

Masakazu Akahori

Hisao Ichinose

Kazumasa Takagi

Isamu Uemura

Yoshiyuki Tanaka

Yoshio Yamamoto

Hatsuo Kawashima

Shigetami Okuya

Tokutaro Kurita

Mitsuo Kamata

Toyohiko Morikawa

Minoru Kataoka

Kiichi Shimizu

Ken Miyamoto

Shingo Goto

Hiroshi Nakakooji

Hidekazu Satou

Yoshio Itabashi

Tetsuzi Nasu

Katsumi Uraguchi

Taizo Wada

Tsugio Nakata

Etsuo Nara

In insert-molding a wiring board, at either one of a surrounding of a holding hole of the wiring board provided at a first plastic part and a second plastic part opposed thereto, a hole side projected portion capable of being brought into contact with a bonding face of other thereof is provided, and the surrounding of the holding hole in the first plastic part and the second plastic part are bonded to each other by melting the hole side projected portion by applying ultrasonic wave to bonding portions of the two plastic parts.

Structure of bonding plastic part insert-molded with wiring board and method of bonding the same

An actuator includes a worm provided with a shaft-engaging hole, a motor provided with a shaft having a worm-engaging part for detachably engaging the shaft-engaging hole of the worm and an end cover having a worm-supporting hole for rotatably supporting at least one end of the worm whereby it is possible to provide a compact actuator which is easy to assemble. The motor and worm are supported between upper and lower complementary casings.

Actuator

An automotive vehicle sunroof structure including a roof panel formed witha roof opening. The roof panel is reinforced by reinforcement members each of which is located near the roof opening. Each reinforcement member is disposed to connect the roof panel and a guide rail for a sunroof lid fittable within the roof opening. The reinforcement member is formed with a plurality of brackets each of which is formed by bending the tip end section of the reinforcement member. Each bracket extends inward of the vehicle and under the roof opening. The bracket is fixedly secured to the guide rail, so that the dimension of the roof opening in the direction of the vehicle width is enlarged thereby offseting the guide rail from the upward side of the passenger's head to the lateral side of the roof.

Automotive vehicle sunroof structure

A steering lock device includes a housing and a key cylinder rotatably disposed in the housing. A generally cylindrical member is rotatably disposed within the housing coaxially with the key cylinder. The cylindrical member includes an outer wall with a groove having a first circumferential groove section, a second circumferential groove section axially spaced from the first circumferential groove section, and a junction section connecting the first and second circumferential groove sections. A first surface is disposed at one end of the first groove section at the junction section and inclined at a predetermined angle to the first groove section, and a second surface is disposed at the end of the second groove section at the junction section and arranged generally perpendicular to the second groove section. A latch is slidably disposed within the housing and includes a first end projecting outwardly from the housing and a second end projecting within the groove in the outer wall of the cylindrical member.

Steering lock

In order to keep the latched condition of a door lock proper even when the associated door is considerably deformed due to a vehicle collision or the like, the outside lever extending from the door lock proper is provided with a pointed portion which is directed toward an outer panel of the door. Upon deformation of the outer panel, the pointed portion is forced to stick into the deformed outer panel establishing a locked engagement therebetween and thus preventing the door lock proper from taking the unlatched condition.

Door lock device

An actuator is provided with a motor having a worm, a worm wheel in engagement with said worm and having a pinion-engaging part, a pinion having a worm wheel-engaging part and a rotational axis offset from the rotational axis of the worm wheel, a sector wheel having an output arm and meshing with the pinion, a contact holder, and a positional switch for switching contacts according to the engagement of the contact holder with the sector wheel. The sector wheel is sited at its starting position in a state in which the pinion-engaging part is engaged with the worm wheel-engaging part at a position opposite to the rotational axis of the pinion relative to the rotational axis of the worm wheel. The actuator is compact and uses the motor power very effectively.

A steering lock system for locking a steering system of an automotive vehicle equipped with an automatic transmission. The steering lock system is comprised of a selector position sensor for detecting a selected position of a selector lever for the automatic transmission. The selector position sensor is adapted to produce a parking position signal when the selector lever is at a park position. A key cylinder is rotatable to take a LOCK position by an ignition key insertable into the key cylinder. The ignition key is enabled to be pulled out of the key cylinder at the LOCK position, upon which a steering shaft is locked. The ignition key is disabled from being pulled out of the key cylinder upon absence of the parking position signal from the selector position sensor while is enabled to be pulled out of the key cylinder only in response to the parking position signal from the selector position sensor, thereby improving reliability of operation of the steering lock system.

Steering lock system

Disclosed herein is a cylinder lock which is proof against lock pickers. The cylinder lock comprises a case having a cylindrical bore formed therein and an axially extending lock groove exposed to the cylindrical bore; a rotor rotatably disposed in the cylindrical bore; a plurality of tumblers slidably received in slits formed in the rotor, each tumbler having a head which is projectable into the lock groove when the rotor assumes a given angular position relative to the case; springs for biasing the tumblers radially outward from the slits of the rotor; and a structure for making the distances by which the heads of the tumblers are projected into the lock groove of the case different from one another.

Anti-pick cylinder lock

To protect a door lock mechanism for an automotive vehicle from water or freezing, the door lock mechanism is arranged between a base plate member and a resin protective cover; the upper end portions of the base plate are covered by peripheral walls extending from the walls of the protective cover; the control levers are led out toward the outside through lead-out openings formed horizontally outward between the end surface of the base plate member and the lower surface of the peripheral wall of the protective cover; and some U-shaped control levers are led out through the lead-out openings so as to take a long way around the side edges of the peripheral walls of the protective cover at the lead-out openings.

Waterproof door lock for automotive vehicle

Striker plate for an automobile door lock

To prevent an automatic transmission vehicle from creeping when the engine is started with the shift lever set to Neutral position, an alarm is produced when the shift lever is set to shift positions other than Park position and simultaneously the ignition key is removed from the ignition key cylinder or inserted into the ignition key cylinder at engine halt. Therefore, whenever the driver removes the ignition key from the ignition key cylinder or inserts the ignition key into the ignition key cylinder at engine halt, the driver is forced to securely set the shift lever to Park position on the alarm signal.

Alarm apparatus for automatic transmission vehicle

An apparatus for preventing the outflow of a fuel from a fuel tank for vehicle comprises a vent tube device connected to the fuel tank and a canister device connected to the inlet system of an engine to supply the fuel into the tank, an evaporating tube device separated from the vent tube device and connected to the fuel tank and the canister device to supply the evaporated fuel within the tank to the canister device, a shut-off valve disposed in the vent tube device to pass and interrupt the fuel flow through the vent tube device, an opener switch for detecting the opening and closing states of a lid opener opening and closing a filler lid for supplying the fuel into the fuel tank, and a control device for controlling the opening and closing of the shut-off valve by the opener switch to open the shut-off valve only in the open state of the lid opener.

Apparatus for preventing the outlfow of a fuel from a fuel tank for

A shift-lever position indicating device for indicating selected positions of the shift lever of an automatic power transmission, wherein an indicator plate has carried thereon marks respectively indicating predetermined positions including a parking-gear position of the shift lever and further has light pervious portions respectively located in conjunction with the marks. The light pervious portions located in conjunction with the marks indicative of the positions except for the parking-gear position of the shift lever are arranged in a predetermined relationship while the light pervious portion located in conjunction with the mark indicative of the parking-gear position of the shift lever is located unconformably to the predetermined relationship so as to stand out conspicuously from the other light pervious portions.

Shift-lever position indicating device for automatic power transmission

A keyless entry system, is associated with a steering lock device. The steering lock device includes an electrically operated actuator for operating the steering lock device between locking and unlocking positions. Steering locking and unlocking operation is triggered by a predetermined vehicle operation, such as closing of the vehicular doors. A predetermined steering lock condition is checked as triggered the steering locking and unlocking operation. Steering locking and unlocking operation is carried out when the operation is triggered and the steering lock condition is satisfied.

Keyless entry system for automotive devices including steering lock

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Yokohama, Japan

Haruo Mochida