Brake hydraulic pressure control apparatus and straddle-type vehicle
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorKazuki Chiba
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Abstract
The present invention obtains a brake hydraulic pressure control apparatus that is mounted to a straddle-type vehicle and can improve an anti-vibration property when compared to the related art. The brake hydraulic pressure control apparatus according to the present invention includes: a base body formed with a channel for a brake fluid; a control board of a hydraulic pressure control mechanism for the brake fluid provided to the channel; a housing accommodating the control board and connected to the base body; and a connector provided to the housing and electrically connected to the control board, and is mounted to the straddle-type vehicle. The brake hydraulic pressure control apparatus includes a holding section that holds a cable connected to the connector.
Claims14
A brake hydraulic pressure control apparatus (1) mounted to a straddle-type vehicle, the brake hydraulic pressure control apparatus (1) including:
- a base body (10) that is formed with a channel (13) for a brake fluid;
- a control board (31) of a hydraulic pressure control mechanism for the brake fluid that is provided to the channel (13);
- a housing (40) that accommodates the control board (31) and is connected to the base body (10);
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- a connector (50) that is provided to the housing (40) and is electrically connected to the control board (31),
- the brake hydraulic pressure control apparatus (1) comprising:
- a holding section (65) that holds a cable (280) connected to the connector (50), and
- a connector cover (60) that has a cover section (61) for covering the connector (50),
- wherein a part of the connector cover (60) functions as the holding section (65),
- wherein the connector cover (60) includes a hook (62) that is hooked onto the housing (40), and
- wherein the connector cover is configured to be fixed to the housing (40) or the base body (10) in a state where the hook (62) is hooked onto the housing (40).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.