Braking system and force transmission assembly therefor
AssigneeLucas Automotive GmbH
InventorBoris Koth
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AssigneeLucas Automotive GmbH
InventorBoris Koth
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A load-transmitting arrangement (14) with articulated function for taking up and transmitting a pedal force, in particular a brake pedal force, is described. A braking device (10) of a brake system comprising the load-transmitting arrangement (14) is further described. The load-transmitting arrangement (14) has a first load-transmitting member (20), which has a receiving sleeve (20A) for a second load-transmitting member (22), an end of the second load-transmitting member (22) that projects into the receiving sleeve (20A) engaging behind a snap element (30B), which locks the second load-transmitting member (22) against withdrawal from the receiving sleeve (20A). The end of the second load-transmitting member (22) that engages behind the snap device (30) is a joint head, which is supported pivotally inside the receiving sleeve (20A). The second load-transmitting member (22) is is coupled movably to a support device (32), against which the snap element (30B) is non-pivotally supported.
A load-transmitting arrangement (14) with articulated function for taking up and transmitting a pedal force, in particular a brake pedal force, comprising a first load-transmitting member (20), which has a receiving sleeve (20A) for a second load-transmitting member (22), an end of the second load-transmitting member (22) that projects into the receiving sleeve engaging behind at least one snap element (30B), which locks the second load-transmitting member (22) against withdrawal from the receiving sleeve (20A), wherein the end of the second load-transmitting member (22) that engages behind the snap element (30B) is a joint head (22A), which is supported pivotally inside the receiving sleeve (20A), the second load-transmitting member (22) being coupled pivotally to a support device (32), against which the snap device (30) is non-pivotally supported.
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