Chrysler Corporation

Daimlerchrysler Corporation

Paul S Larsen

Paul J Sauve

Diane M Valitutti

James Finck

Mark Lewandowski

An adjustable dead pedal apparatus for a motor vehicle is provided. The adjustable dead pedal apparatus includes a bracket that is removeably attached to a vehicle side wall. A pedal structure is selectively secured to one of a plurality of position on the bracket. The pedal structure can be moved in the fore/aft direction by removing the bracket from the side wall and removing the pedal structure from the bracket from a first position and reattaching the pedal structure at a second position. The bracket can then be reattached to the vehicle side wall.

Adjustable dead pedal for a motor vehicle

An apparatus for guiding a seat belt webbing includes a first mounting portion and a guiding portion. The first mounting portion preferably includes an aperture adapted to receive a vertical post for conventionally mounting a head rest to a vehicle seat back. The guide portion defines an opening for receiving the seat belt webbing. In certain applications, the apparatus further includes a second mounting portion for releasably engaging the headrest. A bezel is disclosed for releasably attaching to the vertical post.

Vehicle headrest including integrated seat belt webbing guide

An apparatus for guiding a seat belt webbing includes a mounting portion and a guiding portion. The mounting portion preferably includes an aperture adapted to receive a vertical post for conventionally mounting a head rest to a vehicle seat back. The guide portion defines an opening for receiving the seat belt webbing. In the preferred embodiment, the opening is defined by a fixed arm and movable arm interconnected by a living hinge.

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Ortonville, MI, United States of America

Paul S Larsen