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AssigneeContinental Teves AG & Co. oHG
InventorsHans-Jürgen Neumann, Peter Tandler, Stephan Schlicht
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The invention relates to an assembly made of a compensating tank and a master cylinder for a hydraulic motor vehicle brake system, wherein the compensating tank has two fastening attachments, each with an opening, wherein openings align with an opening in the master cylinder, and the compensating tank is fastened by a detachable connection by a fastening pin that extends through the aligned openings. In order to improve the installation and possible dismantling of the fastening pin, and at the same time to maintain an optimized assembly weight, the invention proposes that the fastening pin be made of plastic and interact in a positive- or force-locking manner with at least one of the openings of the fastening attachments.
-15. (canceled)
An assembly comprising a compensating reservoir and a master cylinder for a hydraulic motor vehicle brake system, wherein the compensating reservoir has two fastening lugs, each with an opening, wherein the openings are in alignment with an opening in the master cylinder, and the compensating reservoir is fastened by way of a releasable connection by a fastening pin, which extends through the aligned openings, wherein the fastening pin is made of plastic and interacts positively or nonpositively with at least one of the openings in the fastening lugs.
An assembly comprising a compensating reservoir and a master cylinder for a hydraulic motor vehicle brake system, wherein the compensating reservoir has two fastening lugs, each with an opening, wherein the openings are in alignment with an opening in the master cylinder, and the compensating reservoir is fastened by way of a releasable connection by a fastening pin, which extends through the aligned openings, wherein the fastening pin has, at a first end, a head flange for the purpose of resting against one of the fastening lugs, and, on the head flange, has two resilient projections, which engage in recesses on an outer side of the fastening lugs after installation.
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