Valeo Gmbh & Co. Scherheitssysteme

Leoni Bordnetz-systeme Gmbh

Valeo Deutschland Gmbh & Co. Sicherheitssysteme

Mario Pieh

Harald Starken

Kurt Lieb

Alexander Frick

Joachim Engelmann

Hagen Friedrich

Andreas Berger

Thomas Quellmalz

Norbert Friedrich

Alexander Meyer

Etienne Rocheteau

Matthias Heitmeier

A line routing device is provided in order to allow simple, reliable electrical linking, in particular of a motor-vehicle sliding door to a vehicle power supply system. The line routing device includes a housing having a movement opening which extends in longitudinal direction and an outlet opening. A movement element is movably mounted in the movement opening and the cable as well as a spring strip, which is bent in a U-shape, are attached to the movement element. The cable is routed along the spring strip to the outlet opening and an end of the spring strip, which is remote from the movement element, is fixed to the housing.

Line routing device

An arrangement for locking the steering shaft of a motor vehicle, includes a blocking device and a toothed ring which is arranged on the steering shaft and in which a blocking element, which is arranged so that it can be displaced from an unlocked position into a locked position, of the blocking device engages. To allow the blocking device to be attached to the steering device of the vehicle in question and exchanged in a simple manner and to ensure that the blocking device cannot be removed in the locked state of the blocking element, the blocking device, which is provided with a housing, is releasably connected to a flange, which is attached to the steering device, via an adapter part. The flange has a recess which is designed in such a manner that the adapter part, for fitting of the blocking device, can be inserted in a partial area of the recess and can then be displaced along a guide into its limit position. Moreover, transverse webs are arranged between the teeth of the toothed ring, which webs, in the locked position of the blocking element, prevent axial displacement of the adapter part along the recess in the flange to the partial area.

Arrangement for electrically locking the steering shaft of a steering device

A device ( ) for locking the steering spindle ( ) of a steering gear of a vehicle, having a blocking pin ( ) which is arranged in a housing ( ) and can be displaced from a release position into a locking position and vice versa. In order to prevent manipulation of the device ( ) by an unauthorized third party if the housing ( ) of the device ( ) has been forcibly opened and the blocking pin ( ) is located in its locking position, a spring-actuated securing element ( &prime;) is arranged in a guide part ( &prime;) of the blocking pin ( ), said securing element being fixed in its position by a closure element ( ) which is fastened on the inside of the housing ( ). If the housing ( ) is opened by an unauthorized third party, then the closure element ( ) is also removed together with the corresponding housing region and the securing element ( &prime;) is at least partially displaced into a recess ( ) of the blocking pin ( ) and secures the latter in its locking position.

Device for locking the steering spindle of a vehicle

A device for electrically locking the steering shaft of a motor vehicle steering device, which comprises an electric motor with actuator connected downstream, for displacing a blocking element which is arranged so that it can be displaced from its unlocked position into its locked position, and a switching device fore activating the electric motor. To ensure that the arrangement can be of very compact design and can be fitted without major changes in vehicles produced by different manufacturers, the invention proposes that the arrangement be composed of two separate subassemblies: a locking device with a first housing, in which the electric motor with actuator connected downstream and the blocking element is arranged, and manufacturer-specific electronic switching device, which can be attached o the outside of the first housing.

Arrangement for electrically locking the steering shaft of a motor vehicle steering device

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Marktbreit, Germany

Mario Pieh