Door hinge assembly, structurally united with a door latch, for car doors

Abstract

Disclosed is a door hinge assembly for car doors which includes a rotating bar door latch and two hinge wings which pivotably connected to each other by a hinge pin. A first hinge wing may be fastened to the door body and the second hinge wing may be detachably fastened to the door pillar. A catch device for the door latch retarding and securing member, which is disposed on the one hinge wing, is disposed on a lateral wall of the other hinge wing. The second hinge wing is formed by a folded sheet metal part and can be fastened to the door pillar by means of an intermediate part provided with a contact face for the second hinge wing. The intermediate part includes a projection which is aligned perpendicular to the hinge axis receives the hinge pin. The second hinge wing is detachably fastened to the door pillar a second fastener which effects both the connection of the second hinge wing to the intermediate part and provides the common fastening of intermediate part and second hinge wing to the door pillar. The projection of the intermediate part has an extension that engages the lateral wall of the second hinge wing, providing additional support to counteract the forces that result from the operation of the door latch.