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US 7,338,191 B2Granted
Method and structure for positioning headlamp on vehicle body
AssigneeNissan Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorsIsao Konno, Hiroki Takii
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Abstract
A method for positioning a headlamp on a vehicle body, which includes: setting the headlamp temporarily in a first position on a first member of the vehicle body; and putting the first member and a second member of the vehicle body together, bringing the first member along with the headlamp closer to the second member, allowing the headlamp to move relative to the first member from the first position.
Claims7
A method for positioning a headlamp on a vehicle body, comprising:
- setting the headlamp temporarily in a first position on a first member of the vehicle body;
- and
- putting the first member and a second member of the vehicle body together, bringing the first member along with the headlamp closer to the second member, bringing the headlamp into contact with the second member so that the contact releases the headlamp from a state of being temporarily set and moving the headlamp relative to the first member from the first position for positioning.
A structure for positioning a headlamp on a vehicle body, comprising:
- first and second members of the vehicle body, the first member being brought closer to the second member to be put together with the second member;
- and
- a holding device provided on the first member, which temporarily holds the headlamp in a first position on the first member as the first member is brought closer to the second member, and allows the headlamp to be released therefrom by the second member coming into contact with the headlamp and to move relative to the first member from the first position for positioning as the first member is put together with the second member.
A structure for positioning a headlamp on a vehicle body, comprising:
- first and second members of the vehicle body, the first member being brought closer to the second member to be put together with the second member;
- and
- holding means provided on the first member, which temporarily holds the headlamp in a first position on the first member as the first member is brought closer to the second member, and allows the headlamp to be released therefrom by the second member coming into contact with the headlamp and to move relative to the first member from the first position for positioning as the first member is put together with the second member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.