EP2339098A2 - Dispositif de verrouillage pour un véhicule automobile - Google Patents

Dispositif de verrouillage pour un véhicule automobile Download PDF

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EP2339098A2
EP2339098A2 EP20100016238 EP10016238A EP2339098A2 EP 2339098 A2 EP2339098 A2 EP 2339098A2 EP 20100016238 EP20100016238 EP 20100016238 EP 10016238 A EP10016238 A EP 10016238A EP 2339098 A2 EP2339098 A2 EP 2339098A2
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blocking element
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Simon Brose
Roman Joschko
David Rosales
Ihsan Alisan
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Brose Schliesssysteme GmbH and Co KG
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    • EFIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05BLOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
    • E05B77/00Vehicle locks characterised by special functions or purposes
    • E05B77/02Vehicle locks characterised by special functions or purposes for accident situations
    • E05B77/04Preventing unwanted lock actuation, e.g. unlatching, at the moment of collision
    • E05B77/06Preventing unwanted lock actuation, e.g. unlatching, at the moment of collision by means of inertial forces
    • EFIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05BLOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
    • E05B15/00Other details of locks; Parts for engagement by bolts of fastening devices
    • E05B15/04Spring arrangements in locks
    • E05B2015/0496Springs actuated by cams or the like
    • YGENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
    • Y10TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC
    • Y10TTECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER US CLASSIFICATION
    • Y10T292/00Closure fasteners
    • Y10T292/08Bolts
    • Y10T292/0908Emergency operating means

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  • the invention relates to a motor vehicle lock arrangement having the features of the preamble of claim 1 and to another motor vehicle lock arrangement having the features of the preamble of claim 15.
  • the motor vehicle lock arrangement in question is in any case equipped with a motor vehicle lock.
  • the motor vehicle lock arrangement is also regularly equipped with at least one door handle, in particular with a door inside handle and / or outside door handle, in order to be able to open the motor vehicle lock via a corresponding user actuation.
  • the term "Kraftfabmaschinesch" are all types of door, hood or flap locks summarized.
  • Motor vehicle locks are expected to cause no malfunction even at high crash accelerations occurring in the event of a crash. It is all about ensuring that the doors of the motor vehicle do not jump open during the crash. This is not infrequently the case, since, for example, a side impact can cause an outside door handle, so to speak, to "stop" due to its inertia, which leads overall to a relative movement between the outside door handle and the vehicle door. The result is a self-acting by the Crasbleun Trenten and, of course, undesirable operation process.
  • the motor vehicle lock arrangement is regularly assigned a safety device.
  • the safety device is associated with a Bowden cable between an outside door handle and a motor vehicle lock.
  • the safety device consists of a damping element which is designed in the manner of an air shock absorber.
  • the invention is based on the problem, the known motor vehicle lock arrangement to design and further develop such that the function of the safety device is ensured with low structural design.
  • the safety device has a deflectable blocking element which can be deflected into a blocking position, in which an actuating movement of the functional element can be blocked by the blocking element, that the blocking element is associated with a latching arrangement which engages in the blocking position in a deflection of the blocking element and that the latched latching arrangement holds the blocking element in the blocking position.
  • a first actuation movement of the functional element itself caused by the crash accelerations can be used to form a blocking element to deflect against a bias in a blocking position and thus to block the continuation of the actuating movement of the functional element.
  • the use of the first crash-induced actuation movement of the functional element ensures high reliability regardless of the direction of the respective crash acceleration, can be achieved with the use of a deflectable blocking element in addition a robust and extremely compact structural design.
  • the blocking element is preferably at least in a range of movement of the functional element via a coupling arrangement with the functional element coupled such that an actuation movement of the functional element via the coupling arrangement causes a deflection movement of the blocking element against its bias toward the blocking position.
  • This is not a problem for the normal operating actuation movement, since the arrangement is made such that the resulting, normal operation according to deflection movement does not lead to the blocking position.
  • the normal operation speed of the blocking element is still so low that the inertia of the blocking element is irrelevant.
  • the situation is different in the event of a crash, in which high crash accelerations can act, which can lead to an automatic actuation movement of the functional element and thus via the coupling arrangement to a deflection movement of the blocking element with high deflection speed.
  • an above deflection movement can be effected with such a deflection speed that the mass inertia of the blocking element causes a deflection beyond the normal operating deflection into the blocking position, so that the blocking element blocks the continuation of the actuating movement of the functional element.
  • the solution according to the further teaching is such that the blocking element by each actuation movement of the functional element via the functional element with a deflection movement, which is connected to a corresponding kinetic energy, is applied.
  • This kinetic energy is then converted into potential energy in the biasing element, which is preferably a spring element.
  • the degree of deflection thus depends on the amount of kinetic energy and thus on the deflection speed, which can be sufficiently high in the event of a crash to achieve the blocking position.
  • the above loading of the blocking element with the kinetic energy can take place depending on the design of the coupling arrangement via a joint between the functional element and the blocking element or by a ramp-shaped o. The like. Acceleration of the blocking element by the functional element.
  • a locking arrangement is proposed as mentioned above, which engages in a blocking of the blocking element in the blocking position and then holds the blocking element in the blocking position. This makes it possible to ensure that the blocking element does not prematurely fall back into its blocking element starting position in the event of a crash. Rather, the blocking position of the blocking element is "stored" by the latching arrangement.
  • the functional element is the external operating lever of the motor vehicle lock. This can be done in a structurally particularly simple way an integration of the safety device in the motor vehicle lock.
  • the blocking element is equipped with a resiliently bendable wire or strip, which is referred to below as "spring element".
  • spring element a resiliently bendable wire or strip
  • the particularly preferred embodiments according to claims 6 to 12 relate to the consideration to use an actuating start of the functional element to release the locking arrangement. After the occurrence of the crash accelerations in question, the blocking element falls into the blocking position while the latching arrangement engages simultaneously. With a subsequent actuation start, which is initially connected with a blocking of the actuating movement, the latching arrangement is achieved. This takes into account the fact that the probability of a double, crash-induced actuation movement by the functional element is almost impossible.
  • the locking arrangement is equipped with a blocking element contour, resulting in a structurally simple embodiment of the overall arrangement.
  • the proposed solutions can also be implemented with a safety device which does not block the actuation movement in the event of a crash, but rather a transfer of the actuation movement into a freewheeling movement. Accordingly, instead of the blocking element, which can be deflected into a blocking position, a freewheel element is provided which can be deflected into a freewheeling position, in which an actuating movement of the functional element can be converted by the freewheeling element into a freewheeling movement.
  • the freewheeling element is here, for example, part of a clutch in the force effect chain associated with the functional element, which opens in the event of a crash.
  • the motor vehicle lock arrangement is equipped with a motor vehicle lock.
  • the motor vehicle lock arrangement has an actuatable functional element 1 and a safety device 2 assigned to the functional element 1.
  • the functional element 1 may for example be associated with the actuating mechanism of the motor vehicle lock. In the illustrated and insofar preferred embodiments, it is in the functional element 1 to the external operating lever 1 of the motor vehicle lock, which is coupled via a Bowden cable 1 a with an outside door handle.
  • the safety device 2 is coupled to the functional element 1 or coupled to counteract undesired, automatic actuation of the functional element 1 by crash accelerations occurring in the event of a crash.
  • functional element 1 hereby ensures that the door or flap, which is assigned to the motor vehicle lock, does not open automatically in the event of a crash.
  • the safety device 2 has a deflectable blocking element 3 which can be deflected out of a blocking element starting position into a blocking position against a prestressing element configured as a spring bias.
  • preload and "preload” mean here only that a deflection of the blocking element 3 takes place against a biasing force.
  • the blocking element 3 In the blocking element-starting position of the blocking element 3 and in the case of an unactuated functional element 1, the blocking element 3 can in principle be free of forces.
  • a certain clearance between the functional element 1 and the blocking element 3 is provided in the blocking element initial position of the blocking element 3 and in the case of the unactuated functional element 1. It is also conceivable, however, for the blocking element 3 to be in contact with the functional element 1 in its blocking element initial position and in the case of the unactuated functional element 1, and in particular to press the functional element 1 with a force. The latter variant is particularly advantageous with regard to the prevention of rattling noises.
  • the blocking element 3 standing in its blocking element starting position is shown in solid line and the blocking element 3 in the blocking position is shown in dashed line. It results from the shapes of the functional element 1 on the one hand and the blocking element 3 on the other hand, that at in the. Blocking position befindlichem blocking element 3, the actuating movement 4 is blocked by the blocking element 3.
  • the blocking element 3 is preferably coupled to the functional element 1 via a coupling arrangement 5 that is still to be explained.
  • the arrangement is such that an actuating movement 4 of the functional element 1 via the coupling arrangement 5 to a deflection movement of the blocking element 3 against its bias in the direction the blocking position leads.
  • This coupling can also be provided only in a range of movement of the functional element 1.
  • an automatic actuation movement 4 of the functional element 1 and thus via the coupling arrangement 5 a deflection 6 of the blocking element 3 with such a deflection speed can be effected by high crash accelerations that the inertia of the blocking element 3 a deflection beyond the normal operation according to deflection in the dashed line shown Blocking causes, so that the blocking element 3 blocks the continuation of the actuating movement 4 of the functional element 1.
  • the actuating movement 4 of the external actuating lever 1 causes a deflection of the blocking element 3 by means of a forced coupling only up to the normal operation according to deflection, which is seen from the blocking element-starting position of the blocking element 3 from the blocking position.
  • a particularly rapid deflection movement 6, which can be caused by a crash-related, automatic actuation movement 4 of the external actuating lever 1 the deflection movement 6 is continued by the inertia of the blocking element 3 against the bias of the blocking element 3 into the blocking position, resulting in the above-mentioned blocking the continuation of the actuating movement 4 of the functional element 1 leads.
  • the coupling arrangement 5 is preferably configured such that the blocking element 3 can be deflected, at least in a deflection region of the blocking element 3, substantially free of the functional element 1 in the direction of the blocking position, with “substantially free "is merely meant that an adjustment of the blocking element 3 in the direction of the blocking position is not necessarily associated with an adjustment of the functional element 1, wherein a certain coupling between the functional element 1 and the blocking element 3, for example via an additional spring o. The like., remain Accordingly, it is preferably the case that, in the event of a crash, the blocking element 3 passes through the movement section between the normal operating deflection and the blocking position essentially free of the functional element 1 in the above sense.
  • inertia force here means the inertial force which is due to the deflection movement 6 of the blocking element 3 caused by the actuating movement 4 of the functional element 1.
  • the bias of the blocking element 3 can be chosen so low that in normal operation, the reaction of the bias voltage to the functional element 1 is negligible.
  • the motor vehicle lock is equipped with the usual closing elements latch and pawl, wherein the actuatable functional element 1, which is associated with the safety device 2, the pawl or a pawl associated pawl lever.
  • latch and pawl may be mentioned in the introductory part of the description DE 196 24 640 C1 to get expelled. This also applies to the operation of a motor vehicle lock, if necessary, already mentioned above, external operating lever 1 or internal operating lever.
  • An above external operating lever 1 of the motor vehicle lock is in particular coupled or couplable via a Bowden cable 1a with an outside door handle that the opening of the motor vehicle lock, in particular the lifting of a pawl, is effected via an actuation of the external operating lever 1, wherein the actuatable functional element 1 is preferably the external operating lever 1 is.
  • the external actuating lever may be provided an internal actuating lever which is coupled or coupled in a corresponding manner with a door inner handle.
  • the proposed safety device 2 can also be assigned to a door handle, in particular a door inner handle or an outside door handle, of the motor vehicle lock arrangement.
  • a door handle in particular a door inner handle or an outside door handle, of the motor vehicle lock arrangement.
  • the actuatable functional element 1, which is assigned to the safety device 2 a handle lever or the like of the respective door handle.
  • the functional element 1 in the event of a crash initially performs a first actuating movement 4 before it comes to a blockage by the blocking element 3. Accordingly, it is further preferably provided that the functional element 1 in its actuation movement 4 from the in Fig. 1 initially shown runs through a freewheel and that the crash-related blocking of the actuating movement 4 of the functional element 1 takes place within the freewheel.
  • the freewheel must be designed accordingly so that when passing through the freewheel no actual operation, for example, the lifting of the pawl occurs.
  • the coupling arrangement 5 preferably has a guide contour on the functional element 1 or on the blocking element 3 and correspondingly on the blocking element 3 or on the functional element 1 a guide element 9 which engages or can be brought into engagement with the guide contour 8.
  • the guide contour 8 is a shape in the manner of a wedge surface. Of course, curved surfaces or the like are also possible here.
  • the functional element 1 is designed as a pivotable lever which is pivotable about a lever axis 10.
  • the guide element 9 is arranged on the designed as a lever functional element 1, which is here and preferably designed as projecting from the functional element 1 nose or the like.
  • the blocking element 3 has a resiliently flexible wire or strip, which is referred to herein as "spring element”, wherein the deflectability and the bias of the blocking element 3 is ensured by the spring elasticity of the spring element 3.
  • spring element a resiliently flexible wire or strip
  • the advantage of the configuration of the blocking element 3 as a spring element is in particular that the bias of the blocking element 3 as explained above is generated by the resilient action of the blocking element 3 itself. On a separate spring element for the realization of the bias can therefore be omitted.
  • the spring element 3 is preferably fixedly mounted on a bearing 11. In the case of the realization of a fixed bearing for the spring element 3, the spring element 3 acts to some extent as a bending beam. When storing but it may also be a resilient, possibly resilient storage.
  • the spring element 3 consists of a metal material, preferably made of spring steel. But it may also be advantageous to design the spring element 3 in a plastic material.
  • the spring element 3 has a circular cross-section.
  • the spring element 3 is designed strip-shaped or strip-shaped, since such elements can be fastened in a simple manner.
  • the spring element 3 is partially configured straight.
  • the spring element 3 is preferably formed as a one-piece wire, which has the same spring-elastic properties over its entire length.
  • the spring element 3 is preferably elongated, wherein the spring element 3 can be deflected overall in order to ensure the deflectability of the blocking element 3 substantially perpendicular to its longitudinal extension.
  • the blocking engagement between the blocking element 3 and the functional element 1 can be implemented particularly easily in the embodiment of the blocking element 3 as a spring element. It is preferably provided that the spring element 3 has a here and preferably hook-like portion 12 for the blocking engagement with the actuatable functional element 1.
  • the functional element 1 is equipped with a Blockiemase 13, which is realized as the guide element 9 as a bent nose.
  • the above-mentioned guide contour 8 can be realized in a configured as a spring element blocking element 3 light.
  • the spring element 3 has a particular bent portion 14 which provides the guide contour 8 of the coupling assembly 5. This can also be the representation in Fig. 1 remove well.
  • the speed or acceleration of the actuating movement 4 is many times higher than in normal operation.
  • the guide element 9 runs along the guide contour 8 along.
  • a high speed of the blocking element 3 already arises in the first section of the actuating movement 4, which is accompanied by a corresponding kinetic energy of the blocking element 3 (mass inertia).
  • the inertia causes the blocking element 3 reaches the blocking position against the spring force. The consequence is the blocking of the continuation of the actuating movement 4 of the functional element 1.
  • the proposed solution takes into account the fact that crash accelerations are anything but deterministic. This concerns the direction, the time and the height of the crash accelerations. Thus, it is not excluded that a renewed crash acceleration occurring during the return of the blocking element 3 does not lead to the necessary deflection of the blocking element 3 into the blocking position.
  • the blocking element 3 is assigned a locking arrangement 15 which engages in a blocking of the blocking element 3 in the blocking position, wherein the locking arrangement 15 thus locked holds the blocking element 3 in the blocking position.
  • this position of the blocking element is to a certain extent "stored”.
  • the latched latching arrangement 15 is also detachable, wherein the released latching arrangement 15, the blocking element 3 releases again. This is necessary above all in the event of a crash in order to be able to free the occupants of the motor vehicle if necessary via an actuation of the external actuating lever.
  • the arrangement is such that the release of the latching arrangement 15 by an actuation of the door inner handle, in particular the inner actuating lever or coupled to the inner operating lever lever, the motor vehicle lock is effected.
  • the release of the locking assembly 15 is made from the inside.
  • Other variants for releasing the locking arrangement 15 are conceivable.
  • the latching arrangement 15 can be realized in a particularly simple manner.
  • the latching arrangement 15 has a locking shoulder 16, which is fixed to the housing and in which the spring element 3 engages in the blocking position due to its elasticity in a locking direction 17 in the deflection.
  • Fig. 1 shows that an adjustment of the blocking element 3 is connected from the initial position shown in solid line in the blocking position shown in dashed line with a slight deflection of the spring element 3 against the latching direction 17, since the spring element 3 runs on a run-on slope 18.
  • the spring element 3 engages in the latching direction 17 in the latching shoulder 16.
  • the inner operating lever or coupled to the inner lever lever is equipped with a run-on slope 19, the at a Actuation of the door inner handle or the inner actuating lever comes into engagement with the spring element 3 and deflects the spring element 3 counter to the latching direction 17.
  • the internal operating lever is indicated in the drawing only and has been provided with the reference numeral "20”.
  • the operating direction of the inner actuating lever 20 is indicated by the reference numeral "21”.
  • the safety device 2 has a deflectable blocking element 3 which can be deflected into a blocking position in which an actuating movement 4 of the functional element 1 can be blocked by the blocking element 3. It is also essential that the blocking element 3 is associated with a latching arrangement 15, which engages in a blocking of the blocking element 3 in the blocking position and that the latched latching arrangement 15 holds the blocking element 3 in the blocking position.
  • the Fig. 3 to 7 show a particularly preferred embodiment, in which a. Latching the latching arrangement 15 following, here and preferably from a Starting position of the functional element 1 made, actuation start by the functional element 1 to a release of the latching arrangement 15 leads.
  • the engagement of the latching arrangement 15 goes here as in the Fig. 2 illustrated Ausffihrungsbeispiel back to a mass inertia-related deflection of the blocking element 3 in the event of a crash.
  • An actuating movement 4 from the initial position can be for the normal operation of the representation according to Fig. 3 1, which corresponds to the starting position, an intermediate position and the fully deflected position no complete actuation movement 4, but only one actuation start-up FIGS. 6 and 7 remove. It must be pointed out in advance that the release of the locking arrangement 15 takes place during or after the subsequent return of the functional element 1 in its initial position.
  • the safety device 2 thus effectively comprises a mechanical memory which blocks the first actuation movement 4 after the latching arrangement 15 engages and treats the subsequent actuation movement 4 in accordance with normal operating conditions.
  • the in the FIGS. 3 to 7 illustrated, structural design shows a particularly simple implementation of such a mechanical memory.
  • the blocking element 3 is preferably in a blocking element starting position ( Fig. 3 . 4 . 5 ) and in the blocking position ( Fig. 6 ) brought.
  • the blocking element 3 is in the respective. Positions, especially spring-held. This is achieved by the fact that the blocking element 3 is supported in each case at corresponding, yet to be explained supporting points.
  • the blocking element 3 here in an intermediate adjustment ( Fig. 7 ), which between the blocking element starting position ( Fig. 3 . 4 . 5 ) and the blocking position ( Fig. 6 ), and of there spring-locked into the blocking element-starting position engages, provided that no further to be explained holding measures for the blocking element 3 are made.
  • the adjustment of the blocking element 6 of the in Fig. 6 illustrated blocking position in the in Fig. 7 shown intermediate position thus causes the blocking element 3 falls into the blocking element-home position, unless it is otherwise held.
  • the functional element 1 in engagement with the blocking element 3 and adjusts the blocking element 3 in the intermediate adjustment range, as can be seen from a synopsis of FIGS. 6 and 7 results.
  • the functional element 1 is designed such that it holds the blocking element 3 during the complete blocking operation in the intermediate adjustment. After this. Blocking the actuating movement 4, here during and in any event after the return of the functional element 1 to its initial position, the blocking element 3 is in its blocking element-home position ( Fig. 5 ) Approved.
  • the actuation start of the functional element 1 itself thus ensures that the blocking element 3 is transferred into the intermediate adjustment range. Accordingly, it is provided that the blocking element 3 blocks the actuating movement 4 of thejanselexnents 1 also in the intermediate adjustment.
  • the functional element 1 here and preferably with a holding element 23, further preferably with a hook-like holding element 23, equipped. This holding element 23 comes, as in Fig. 7 shown, in engagement with the here and preferably wire-like blocking element. 3
  • the centerpiece of the in the FIGS. 3 to 7 Locking arrangement 15 shown consists of a blocking element contour 24, with which the blocking element 3 as shown in the drawing is engaged or can be brought.
  • the blocking element contour 24 has a wedge slope 25, which is associated with the above-mentioned intermediate adjustment of the blocking element 3.
  • the wedge slope 25 is over in the usual way a vertical extent 26 and a transverse extent 27 defined.
  • the wedge slope 25 is followed at one end by an upper output support section 28 assigned to the blocking element starting position of the blocking element 3 and the lower blocking support section 29 assigned to the blocking position of the blocking element 3.
  • Both support sections 28, 29 each serve to support the blocking element 3 against its yet to be explained spring preload. It is essential at this point only that the two support portions 28, 29 are aligned with respect to their respective support direction substantially perpendicular to each other. Namely, the output support portion 28 supports the blocking member 3 in the height direction, while the blocking support portion 29 supports the blocking member 3 substantially in the transverse direction.
  • the blocking element 3 is biased in both the height direction and in the transverse direction or at least biased.
  • the direction of the bias voltage can be adjusted by an adjustment of the blocking element 3 from the blocking position (FIG. Fig. 6 ) in the blocking element starting position ( Fig. 3 . 4 . 5 ) Best describe, since this adjustment is associated with a spring span in the vertical direction and with a spring relaxation in the transverse direction.
  • the blocking element 3 is in Fig. 3 So biased down and biased to the left or biased.
  • the correct tuning of the spring preloads in vertical and transverse direction is of particular importance in the present case.
  • This tuning is preferably such that the blocking element 3 located in the intermediate adjustment range and abutting the wedge slope 25 slidably falls along the blocking element contour 24 into the blocking element starting position as explained above, provided that the holding measures which are derived here from the functional element 1 are not taken into consideration.
  • the above vote is fimtechnischschertlich, since the bias of the blocking element 3 in the height direction counteracts the automatic engagement of the blocking element 3 in its blocking element-starting position.
  • the crash accelerations ensure lateral adjustment of the blocking element 3 Fig. 3 to the right against its spring bias in the transverse direction.
  • the blocking element 3 temporarily disengaged from the blocking element contour 24, so that the blocking element 3 then, free of the output support portion 28 and driven by its spring bias in the height direction, in the in Fig. 6 shown blocking position falls.
  • the blocking element 3 is supported against the blocking support section 29. If an actuation start is now started by the functional element 1, then the functional element 1 with its holding element 23 comes into blocking engagement with the blocking element 3.
  • the functional element 1 presses the blocking element 3 together in such a way that the blocking element 3 reaches its intermediate displacement range ( Fig. 7 ).
  • the blocking element 3 is assigned an abutment 3a.
  • the hook-shaped holding element 23 ensures that the blocking element 3 can not fall into its blocking element starting position.
  • the blocking element 3 is released and slides on the wedge slope 25, driven by its spring bias in the transverse direction, into its blocking element initial position.
  • the blocking element 3 here and preferably has a wire or strip, wherein the wire or strip slides during a part of the adjustment of the blocking element 3 on the blocking element contour 24.
  • the wire or strip as also already mentioned, resiliently bendable, so that the deflectability and the spring preload is ensured in total in the vertical and transverse directions on the spring elasticity of the here a spring element 3 forming blocking element 3.
  • the above-mentioned spring preloads are the components of the total spring preload in the vertical and transverse directions.
  • the spring preloads are realized in the vertical and transverse directions by two separate spring elements.
  • the blocking element 3 is designed as a rigid, non-bendable wire or strip or has such a wire or strip.
  • the blocking element 3 is regularly equipped with a mass element with which the mass inertia-related deflection of the blocking element 3 can be set when crash accelerations occur. With appropriate design, the inertia of the blocking element 3 is sufficient even to deflect the blocking element 3 in the event of a crash as explained above.
  • freewheeling element 30 can be deflected into a freewheeling position, in which an actuating movement 4 of the functional element 1 can be converted by the freewheeling element 30 into a freewheeling movement. All the above statements, which do not explicitly relate to a blocking mechanism for the actuating movement 4, apply accordingly to the embodiments with freewheel element 30.
  • FIG. 8 A simple example of an embodiment of the proposed teaching with freewheel element 30 shows Fig. 8 ,
  • the basic structure with internal operating lever 1 and Bowden cable 1a corresponds to the in Fig. 1 illustrated arrangement.
  • the functional element 1 here is assigned a connecting lever 31, which follows a movement of the functional element 1 in normal operation and forwards the actuating movement of the functional element 1 into the motor vehicle lock.
  • the freewheeling element 30 is provided, which in normal operation produces a coupling between the functional element 1 and the connecting lever 31.
  • upwardly projecting coupling lugs 32, 33 are provided.
  • the latching arrangement 15 can be realized in a very different constructive manner.
  • the engagement may be due to jamming of the blocking element 3.
  • bends of a wire or strip on facing blocking element 3 can be used to hold the blocking element in latching engagement.

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