Drive system for a movable roof part of a motor vehicle roof module
AssigneeBOS GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsMichael HEIDAN, Hartmut EBERST, Waldemar STAPLER
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AssigneeBOS GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsMichael HEIDAN, Hartmut EBERST, Waldemar STAPLER
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A drive system for a movable roof part of a motor vehicle roof module having at least one support bar fastened to the roof part, at least one control carriage movable linearly via a drive arrangement in a guide track running laterally along the roof part, at least one deployment mechanism which pivots, raises and lowers the support bar and the roof part, and a stationary roof region arranged behind the movable roof part. The movable roof part is pivotable from a closed position into a lifted position, and is lowerable into an open position and is movable rearward under the roof region. The support bar is mounted so as to be pivotable about a pivot joint on a compensating element which, depending on the movement position of the roof part, is shiftable relative to a front guide arrangement of the deployment mechanism into different positions.
A drive system for a movable roof part of a motor vehicle roof module, with at least one support bar which is fastened laterally to the roof part, with at least one control carriage which is movable linearly via a drive means in a guide track running laterally along the roof part, with at least one deployment mechanism which pivots, raises and lowers the support bar and therefore the roof part, and with a stationary roof region arranged behind the movable roof part in the longitudinal direction of the vehicle, wherein the movable roof part is pivotable from a closed position into a ventilation position and is lowerable into an open position and is movable rearward under the roof region, wherein the support bar is mounted at the front end region thereof so as to be pivotable about a pivot joint on a compensating element which, depending on the movement position of the roof part, is shiftable relative to a front guide arrangement of the deployment mechanism into different positions.
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