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Sumitomo Electric Industries, Limited

Sumitomo Wiring Systems, Limited

Harness System Technologies Research, Ltd.

Nobutaka Hamanishi

Takuya Inoue

Koji Murakami

Yasuyo Matsumoto

Hiroshi Yamagishi

In a structure for assembling lamps to and a wire harness for those lamps onto a body ceiling of a vehicle body the lamps to and the wire harness for the lamps are assembled to a sub-frame in advance, and electrically connected to each other in advance. In the assembling work, the sub-frame is assembled to the body ceiling of the vehicle body whereby the lamps to and the wire harness for the lamps are assembled to the body ceiling by one assembling work.

Vehicular ceiling assembling structure, a unit assembly used for the same, a frame member used for the same, and a vehicular ceiling assembling method

Various electric equipment which are increasing more and more are accommodated in a glove box. The accommodating means has such a structure in which a computer C, a cellular telephone T and the like are fitted on rails provided on a glove box cover. By the fitting of those equipments, power sources and signals can be delivered (supplied) between the electric equipment and other various equipment provided in an instrument panel through connectors and cords. The delivery is performed under distribution and processing in a conversion substrate. A glove box lamp is attached to a substrate on a opening of the glove box so as to be connected to the current conduction path. A switch for turning on/off the glove box lamp is further attached to the substrate so as to be connected to the current conduction path. Respective lead wires of wire harness W/H are connected directly to the current conduction path of the substrate without interposition of any connector.

Vehicle glove box adapted to receive and power electrical equipment

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Nagoya, Japan

Nobutaka Hamanishi