Steering wheel lock
OwnerCheng-Feng Yang, Mu-Kuei Yang +1inventors
InventorsCheng-Feng Yang, Mu-Kuei Yang, Sheng-Chun Yang
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Abstract
A steering wheel lock includes two shells, a male coupling member and a female coupling member respectively fixedly provided at the shells and coupled to each other for enabling the shells to be moved relatively to each other and closely attached to the top side of the steering wheel, and two locking units respectively disposed inside the shells and controlled to lock the shells, each locking unit including a lock body fixedly provided inside one shell, and a shackle inserted through two through holes on a peripheral stop flange of the corresponding shell into respective shackle holes of the respective lock body over the bottom side of the steering wheel and locked by spring latches of the respective lock body.
Claims5
A steering wheel lock comprising:
- a first shell and a second shell to be attached to the top side of the steering wheel to be locked, said first shell and said second shell each comprising a peripheral stop flange adapted to stop against the periphery of the steering wheel, and a locating block integral with said peripheral stop flange, said locating block comprising two parallel through holes;
- female coupling means fixedly mounted on said first shell;
- male coupling means fixedly mounted on said second shell and coupled to said female coupling means for enabling said first shell and said second shell to be moved relative to each other;
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- two locking units respectively installed in said first shell and said second shell and adapted to lock said first shell and said second shell in the steering wheel, said locking units each comprising a lock body fixedly mounted in one of said first shell and said second shell, and a shackle inserted through the through holes of the locating block of one of said first shell and said second shell over the bottom side of the steering wheel and secured to the lock body of the respective locking unit.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.