Brose Fahrzeugteile Gmbh & Co Kg

Brose Fahrzeugteile Gmbh &co.

Manuel Barros

Hans Rampel

Josef Klink

Emil Dinkel

Ulrich Maier

A rear headrest adjusting arrangement in a motor vehicle has a headrest pivot bearing unit that is fixed at the seat and at which two head pad holding devices are disposed that are spaced away from one another in the direction of the pivotal axis. A pivot bearing shaft is provided that has two connecting parts for the holding devices, the connecting parts being spaced away from one another and being connected with the pivot bearing shaft in a torsionally fixed way. A driving motor is provided adjacent to the pivot bearing shaft, the driving motor having a motor shaft that with respect to its axis is parallel to the pivot bearing shaft and having a gearbox that connects the motor shaft with the pivot bearing shaft. This provides the possibility of a motor-driven headrest adjusting arrangement with little installation space for the pivot bearing unit.

Headrest adjusting arrangement, particularly in a motor vehicle

A Bowden cable-window lifter for motor vehicles which includes a cable drive, at the housing of which is supported a cable drum adapted to be driven. The cable is guided in a closed loop starting from the cable drum to an entrainment member carrying the window and back to the cable drum. The cable sections starting from the housing are each guided in a Bowden casing, whereby the Bowden casing-end supported at the housing by way of a connecting member and the cable drum are displaceably supported relative to one another in the direction of the drum axis in such a manner that with a rotation of the cable drum the instantaneous cable starting point of the cable section at the drum always assumes essentially the axial position. In order to achieve this displaceability with simple structural means, the respective connecting member is movably supported at the housing essentially parallel to the drum axis. The cable takes along the respective connecting member during a cable drum rotation.

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Coburg, Germany

Manuel Barros