Valeo Sylvania L.c.c.

Valeo North America, Inc.

Kevin Dwayne Koons

Robert L King

David D Egly

Benoit M Reiss

Matthew S Colip

Eric Molsy

Lawrence Howard Boxler

Cameron Lee Crisp

Paul W Krinop

Tim Wiesner

A light assembly for use on a vehicle comprising a support mounted on the vehicle, at least one light source and a lens body having a first area for reflecting light and a second area for distributing light from the at least one light source. The lens body further comprises a top wall, a generally opposing bottom wall, a first side wall and a second side wall that generally opposes the first side wall, the lens body also has at least one detent or lock associated with the second area. The at least one detent or lock engages a surface on a support to which the lens body is mounted in order to lock or secure the lens body onto the support. The at least one detent or lock is not visible when viewing an exit surface of the lens after it is mounted on the vehicle.

Vehicle light assembly having a reflex lens with a locking detent

The present disclosure discusses a lighting apparatus. The lighting apparatus includes a housing with a fastening fixture and a pivot fixture, a light bar including a first arm, a second arm and a third arm with an optical marking, and a light guide including a light pipe, a pivot hole, a first slot and a second slot located between the housing and the light bar, wherein the optical marking of the light bar is aligned with the light pipe of the light guide by rotating the light guide and the first arm about the pivot hole and the light bar is fastened to the housing.

Lighting apparatus and method of alignment

Vehicle turn signal lamp

Vehicle fog lamp

Automobile lamp

A reflector for a lamp is provided, the reflector including a vent hole extending through the reflector body. A first enclosure extends into the reflector body from an outer reflective surface, and a second enclosure extends into the reflector body from an opposite inner surface. The second enclosure overlaps and intersects the first enclosure in such a way as to form a continuous vent hole extending from the outer surface to the inner surface, the vent hole being obscured when looking at the first surface.

Reflector

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Seymour, IN, United States of America

Kevin Dwayne Koons