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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 03, 2009
Filed:
Jun. 27, 2005
Ashby E. Holston, Kokomo, IN (US);
Donald J. Greer, Kempton, IN (US);
Ray E. Bradway, Jr., Kokomo, IN (US);
Craig L. Carlson, Noblesville, IN (US);
Lee A. Ols, Greentown, IN (US);
Thurman R. Reed, McAllen, TX (US);
Michael P. Kewley, Kokomo, IN (US);
Roger E. Robins, Kokomo, IN (US);
Edward C. Bernard, Kokomo, IN (US);
Ashby E. Holston, Kokomo, IN (US);
Donald J. Greer, Kempton, IN (US);
Ray E. Bradway, Jr., Kokomo, IN (US);
Craig L. Carlson, Noblesville, IN (US);
Lee A. Ols, Greentown, IN (US);
Thurman R. Reed, McAllen, TX (US);
Michael P. Kewley, Kokomo, IN (US);
Roger E. Robins, Kokomo, IN (US);
Edward C. Bernard, Kokomo, IN (US);
Delphi Technologies, Inc., Troy, MI (US);
Abstract
A mounting system for mounting a rotary member to a stationary member. The mounting system includes a carrier adapted to engage the rotary member, wherein the carrier includes a mounting leg portion which terminates into a pair of resilient leg portions. The carrier may also further include a spring member adapted to engage a first surface of the stationary member. At least one of the legs in the pair of resilient leg portions includes a turned-out portion adapted to engage a second surface of said stationary member.