Visor rod mount
AssigneePrince Corporation
InventorsJohn W. Cekander, Doug J. Redder, Chris R. Waldron
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AssigneePrince Corporation
InventorsJohn W. Cekander, Doug J. Redder, Chris R. Waldron
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A snap-in visor rod mount inserted within the supporting structure of a vehicle roof includes a molded-on torque fitting which integrally includes a spring clip for lockably mounting the visor rod end to the vehicle. In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the vehicle includes a conically shaped socket having a keyway formed therein terminating in a horizontally extending flange and the spring clip includes an end with and inclined edge which lockably engages the flange of the socket while the torque fitting includes a key which aligns with and prevents rotation of the torque fitting within the socket allowing the visor rod to rotate with respect to the torque fitting. Also in a preferred embodiment a bezel is provided which includes an upwardly extending leg extending behind the spring leg to lock the spring leg into position once installed.
A visor assembly for a vehicle having a windshield and a side window, said visor assembly comprising:
A visor assembly for a vehicle having a windshield and a side window, said visor assembly comprising:
A visor mounting assembly comprising:
A visor mounting assembly comprising:
A visor assembly comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.