Wiring structure for motorcycle with busbars
AssigneeToyo Denso Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKazuhiko Nakao, Yukihiro Hayasaka, Hiroshi Sakamoto
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AssigneeToyo Denso Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKazuhiko Nakao, Yukihiro Hayasaka, Hiroshi Sakamoto
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A housing 41 of a meter unit 5 is inserted from above into a meter unit support hole 43 which is provided in a rear handle cover 1. Engagement claws 411 . . . 3 of the housing 41 are engaged with claw receiving portions 19 of the rear handle cover 1, thereby preventing the housing 41 from coming out. A male connector 25 is provided beforehand in the rear handle cover 1, and inserting the housing 41 of the meter unit 5 into the meter unit support hole 43 causes a female connector 44 of the housing 41 to be automatically connected to the male connector 25, thus completing the wiring work of the meter unit 5. The wiring work on the meter unit 5 supported on the rear handle cover 1 of a motorcycle V can therefore be performed easily and reliably. The handle cover encloses a substrate 21 in which busbars 22 are embedded.
A wiring structure for a motorcycle to electrically connect a meter supported on a handle cover of the motorcycle to conductors arranged inside the handle cover, wherein the conductors are comprised of busbars made of a metal plate or a metal bar embedded in a busbar embedding substrate of a synthetic resin and wherein a handle cover side connector connected to the conductors is provided inside a metal support hole formed in the handle cover and the meter is inserted into the meter support hole thereby to connect a meter side connector provided in the meter to the handle cover side connector simultaneously as the meter is inserted into the meter support hole.
A wiring structure for a motorcycle to electrically connect a switch supported on a handle cover of the motorcycle to conductors arranged inside the handle cover, wherein the conductors are comprised of busbars made of a metal plate or a metal bar embedded in a busbar embedding substrate of a synthetic resin, tip ends of the busbars are projected from the busbar embedding substrate toward an opening formed in the handle cover to form busbar side connector terminals, and switch side connector terminals provided inside the switch are inserted into the opening to connect the busbar side connector terminals and the switch side connector terminals simultaneously as the switch is inserted into the opening.
A wiring method for a motorcycle, comprising:
A wiring structure for a motorcycle, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.