Tenji Suzuki

Title: Tenji Suzuki and His Patent for a Power Transmission Cable Support Structure.

Introduction

Tenji Suzuki is an inventor associated with Toyota Jidosha Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha in Toyota, Japan. His recorded patent work includes an invention addressing how a vehicle’s power-transmission cables are supported where they pass through the panels separating the engine room from the passenger compartment.

Latest Patents

Suzuki’s listed patent is “Support Structure for Power Transmission Cables.” The invention concerns a vehicle body with an angled reinforcement panel attached to an upright firewall panel. Both panels have openings through which a push-pull cable extends into the passenger compartment to connect with a manual shift lever.

The proposed structure uses two elastic cover members fitted over the openings. These members resiliently support and clamp the cable while closing the space between the panels. The design brings together cable support and closure of the opening within the vehicle body structure. Suzuki is credited with 1 patent in the information provided.

Career Highlights

The available information identifies Suzuki’s association with Toyota Jidosha Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha and documents his contribution to vehicle engineering through the cable-support patent. The invention focuses on the practical integration of a power-transmission control cable with reinforced body panels.

Collaborations

Suzuki’s listed coworkers include Keniti Yamamoto and Yukitomo Sanada. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or describe particular joint projects.

Conclusion

Tenji Suzuki’s recorded patent reflects an automotive engineering contribution focused on securely supporting power-transmission cables and closing the space between vehicle body panels.