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US 9,039,081 B2Granted
Wire harness for a vehicle seating assembly
AssigneeFord Global Technologies, LLC
InventorsMajid Arefi, Michael Medoro, Khaled Ayyash, Curtis D. Stanhope, Johnathan Andrew Line
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Abstract
A wire harness for a vehicle seating assembly includes a body portion having a plurality of engagement hooks adapted for engagement with a vehicle seat cushion pan. A latticework of interconnected lateral support members are bound by a peripheral frame.
Claims16
A wire harness for a vehicle seating assembly comprising:
- a one-piece body portion including a plurality of upwardly extending engagement hooks that couple the body portion to an underside of a vehicle seat cushion pan that includes pockets with apertures which receive the engagement hooks;
- the body portion defined by a latticework of interconnected lateral support members bound by a peripheral frame;
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- a plurality of module engagement tabs extending downwardly from the peripheral frame.
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A wire harness for a vehicle seating assembly comprising:
- a one-piece body portion including a latticework of rigid interconnected lateral support members bound by a peripheral frame;
- engagement tabs extending from the peripheral frame that secure one or more modules;
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- a plurality of engagement hooks extending upwardly from the lateral support members and secured with a vehicle seat cushion pan that has recessed pockets configured to receive the engagement hooks.
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A forward support for a vehicle seating assembly comprising:
- a cushion pan having a plurality of pockets with retention apertures and a wiring harness secured against a recessed bottom portion of the cushion pan, the wiring harness including:
- a body portion including a latticework of interconnected lateral support members bound by a peripheral frame;
- a plurality of engagement hooks coupled with the cushion pan and module engagement tabs extending in a direction opposite the engagement hooks.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.