Mounting assembly for an outdoor element of a vehicle
AssigneeMotherson Innovations Company Limited
InventorsRalf Tiekenheinrich, Norbert Nemeth
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a mounting assembly for an outdoor element of a vehicle. The mounting assembly comprises a bracket and an adaptor. The bracket comprises a first surface and a second surface, wherein the first surface of the bracket is configured to be in contact with an exterior of the vehicle. The adaptor is configured to cover the second surface of the bracket, wherein at least a portion of the adaptor is configured to be sandwiched between the outdoor element and the bracket when mounting the outdoor element to the bracket.
Claims13
A mounting assembly for an outdoor element of a vehicle, the mounting assembly comprising:
- a bracket, having a first surface and a second surface, configured to be mounted on an exterior of the vehicle, wherein the first surface of the bracket is configured to be in contact with the exterior of the vehicle;
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- an adaptor configured to cover the second surface of the bracket, wherein at least a portion of the adaptor is configured to be sandwiched between the outdoor element and the bracket when mounting the outdoor element to the bracket.
A mounting assembly for an outdoor element of a vehicle, the mounting assembly comprising:
- a bracket, having a first surface and a second surface, configured to be mounted on an exterior of the vehicle, wherein the first surface of the bracket is configured to be in contact with the exterior of the vehicle;
- an adaptor configured to cover the bracket, wherein at least a portion of the adaptor is configured to be sandwiched between the outdoor element and the bracket when mounting the outdoor element to the bracket;
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- a sealant for sealing the bracket and configured to be mounted between the adaptor and the outdoor element, wherein the adaptor is secured on the second surface of the bracket by means of a second set of fasteners.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.