Method and apparatus for securing wires stretchingly to a wire driving type window regulator
AssigneeOhi Seisakusho Co., Ltd.
InventorsTomotaka Kinoshita, Masatoshi Matsui
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AssigneeOhi Seisakusho Co., Ltd.
InventorsTomotaka Kinoshita, Masatoshi Matsui
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Method for securing a wire in its tensioned condition in a wire driving type window regulator comprising a carrier plate to which a window glass is secured mounted on a pair of guide rails, a raising and a lowering wires each one end of which is secured to the carrier plate and each intermediate portion of which is inserted into an outer tube, said wires being moved up and down directions along a reciprocal passage running partially along the guide rails by a driving means, is carried out by boring a guide hole on either of supporting plates which support the guide rails into which a tube end plug is slidably inserted, and after then the tube end plug is pressed in the tensioned direction of the wire, and an edge of an opening of the guide hole being cut to make a cut piece which is erected so as to maintain the tensioned condition of the wire.
A method for securing a wire stretchedly in a wire driving type window regulator in which a window glass is secured to a carrier plate which is mounted on a guide rail so as to do up and down movements along said guide rail, a raising wire and a lowering wire each of which one end terminals is secured to said carrier plate and each of intermediate portions of which is inserted into respective outer tubes are reciprocally moved by and tensioned toward a driving means along a passage one part of which runs along said guide rail, one end of each outer tube abutting a guide member on said driving means, and thus the carrier plate and the window glass are moved to up and down directions, characterized by comprising steps of:
An apparatus for securing a wire stretchedly in a wire driving type window regulator in which a window glass is secured to a carrier plate which is mounted on a guide rail so as to do up and down movements along said guide rail, a raising wire and a lowering wire each of which one end terminals is secured to said carrier plate and each of intermediate portions of which is inserted into respective outer tubes are reciprocally moved by and tensioned toward a driving means along a passage one part of which runs along said guide rail, one end of each outer tube abutting a guide member on said driving means, and thus the carrier plate and the window glass are moved up and down directions, characterized in that:
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