JP2023148077A - Wire harness with temporary holding member and temporary holding device - Google Patents

Abstract

To firmly temporarily hold a wire harness at various temporary attachment points and to easily remove it.SOLUTION: A wire harness with a temporary holding member includes a harness holding portion 20 that holds a wire harness 100, and a mounting portion 30 that mounts the harness holding portion 20 to a temporary mounting point P, the mounting portion 30 includes an insertion piece 31 inserted into a through hole 151 provided at a temporary attachment point P, a facing piece 32 facing the insertion piece 31, and a base 33 in which the insertion piece 31 and the facing piece 32 are fixed in opposite directions with a predetermined interval Ia therebetween, and an opposing piece 32 is arranged across the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151 with the insertion piece 31 inserted into the through hole 151, and a convex portion 34 that protrudes toward the other side and prevents the peripheral portion 151u disposed on the base side from slipping out when the insertion piece 31 is inserted into the through hole 151 is provided on at least one of the facing surfaces 31a and 32a between the insertion piece 31 and the opposing piece 32.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

The present invention relates to a temporary holding member for temporarily holding a wire harness to a temporary attachment location, and a wire harness with a temporary holding device.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Electrical equipment installed in automobiles and the like are connected to other electrical equipment and power supply devices via wire harnesses made up of bundles of covered electric wires to form electric circuits.
Note that the wire harness is routed through various wiring routes, and is connected to other electrical equipment or power supply devices using connectors at predetermined connection points.

As mentioned above, wire harnesses that are routed along various wiring routes and connected at predetermined connection points are used, for example, by temporarily placing a branch wire with a connector at the tip during the wiring work. , workability may be improved by arranging.

For example, in Patent Document 1, when assembling the upper panel to the lower panel, in order to temporarily place the other end of the cable on the upper panel, a cable that can be attached to and detached from the upper panel and fitted into a mounting hole provided in the lower panel is disclosed. , a mounting jig in which a cable is fixed with tape or the like is disclosed.
However, in the case of the mounting jig disclosed in Patent Document 1, the mounting jig cannot be mounted if the thickness of the panel in which the mounting hole is provided differs, so a mounting jig that corresponds to the mounting location is required.

JP2012-66364A

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a temporary holding member and a wire harness with a temporary holding device that can securely temporarily hold a wire harness at various temporary attachment locations and that can be easily removed.

The present invention is a temporary holding member that temporarily holds a wire harness at a temporary attachment point, and includes a harness holding section that holds the wire harness, and a mounting section that attaches the harness holding section to the temporary attachment point. The mounting portion includes an insertion piece inserted into a through hole provided at the temporary attachment location, a facing piece facing the insertion piece, and a pair of the insertion piece and the facing piece arranged in a predetermined direction in opposite directions. a base fixed at a distance from each other; the opposing piece is arranged to straddle the peripheral edge of the through hole with the insertion piece inserted into the through hole; the insertion piece and the opposing piece; a convex portion that protrudes toward the other surface on at least one of the opposing surfaces and that suppresses the peripheral edge portion disposed on the base side from slipping out when the insertion piece is inserted into the through hole; It is characterized by having a.

Further, the present invention is characterized in that the above-mentioned temporary holding member is a wire harness with a temporary holding device attached to the vicinity of the tip of the wire harness.
The temporary attachment location includes at least a part of the peripheral edge in the circumferential direction, such as the upper edge, side edge, and lower edge of a through hole provided in an instrument panel or other panel.

According to this invention, by inserting the insertion piece into the through-hole provided at the temporary attachment location, the opposing piece is placed across the peripheral edge of the through-hole relative to the insertion piece, and the insertion piece is inserted into the through-hole. Since the peripheral edge placed on the base side comes into contact with the convex part in a state where the wire harness is in contact with the convex part, the wire harness can be securely temporarily held at various temporary attachment points without accidentally coming off, and can be easily removed. .

As an aspect of the invention, the insertion piece may be formed longer than the opposing piece.
According to this invention, the insertion piece can be inserted into the through hole before the opposing piece is arranged to straddle the peripheral edge, so it can be temporarily held more easily at the temporary attachment location.

Moreover, as an aspect of the present invention, the convex portion may be provided on the opposing surface of the opposing piece.
According to the present invention, in the temporarily held state, the penetrating piece, the facing piece, and the convex portion substantially surround the peripheral edge part, and the holding piece can be firmly temporarily held.

Further, as an aspect of the present invention, a portion of the opposing surface of the insertion piece that projects from the opposing piece may be provided with a tip convex portion that projects in the opposing direction.
According to this invention, even if the peripheral edge exceeds the convex part and tries to come off carelessly, it will be locked to the tip convex part provided in the part of the opposing surface of the insertion piece that protrudes from the opposing piece. Furthermore, temporary holding can be performed more reliably.

Further, as an aspect of the present invention, the convex portion may be an elastic convex portion that has a predetermined elasticity and is elastically deformed.
According to this invention, since the elastic convex portion is elastically deformed with a predetermined elasticity, it is possible to easily bring the peripheral portion into a temporary holding state where it is disposed on the base side. Further, since the elastic convex portion can be elastically deformed to lead out the peripheral portion disposed on the base side, it can be easily removed from the temporary attachment location.

Further, as an aspect of the present invention, the harness holding section may be provided with a diameter adjusting section that adjusts a diameter for holding the wire harness according to an outer diameter of the wire harness.
According to this invention, various wire harnesses having different diameters can be securely temporarily held at a temporary attachment location.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a temporary holding member and a wire harness with a temporary holding device that can securely temporarily hold a wire harness at various temporary attachment locations and that can be easily removed.

External view showing the main parts of the wire harness with temporary holder of this embodiment (a) is a plan view showing the main parts of the temporary holding member of this embodiment, and (b) is a front view also partially shown in cross section. An external view corresponding to FIG. 1 showing a state in which the temporary holding member of this embodiment is temporarily held at a predetermined temporary attachment location. External view corresponding to Figure 4, viewed from the side with the wire harness relative to the temporary attachment location Enlarged sectional view taken along line A-A in Figure 4 (a) is a sectional view corresponding to FIG. 5 showing a state before the temporary holding member of this embodiment is temporarily held at a predetermined temporary attachment location, (b) is a sectional view showing a state in the middle of temporary holding, ( c) is a sectional view illustrating a further intermediate state of temporary holding, and (d) is a sectional view illustrating a further intermediate state of temporary holding.

An embodiment of this invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. In the figure, arrow X indicates the width direction of the temporary holding member, arrow Y indicates the longitudinal direction of the temporary holding member, and arrow Z indicates the vertical direction of the temporary holding member. Further, in the figure, arrow Xa indicates one side in the width direction, arrow Xb indicates the other side in the width direction, arrow Ya indicates one side in the longitudinal direction, arrow Yb indicates the other side in the longitudinal direction, arrow Za indicates the upward direction, and arrow Zb indicates the downward direction. shall be indicated.

As shown in FIG. 1, the wire harness 1 with a temporary holder is a wire harness 100 that is assembled into a vehicle body such as an automobile, and when the wire harness 100 is assembled to the vehicle body, for example, a tip portion 100a of the wire harness 100 is attached to the vehicle body. A temporary holding member 10 is provided to temporarily hold a predetermined temporary attachment point P (see FIG. 3).

The wire harness 100 is wired along a predetermined wiring route in a state where it is assembled to a vehicle body. As shown in FIG. 1, the wire harness 100 has a connector 101 connected to its tip, and is electrically connected to in-vehicle devices (not shown) such as various electrical devices mounted on the vehicle and a power source (battery) through the connector 101. connected to. The wire harness 100 includes a main harness (not shown) as a main line, and a sub-harness 102 as a branch line branching from the main harness. Although FIG. 1 shows a state in which the temporary holding member 10 is attached to the vicinity 100a of the tip of the sub-harness 102 in the wire harness 100, the present invention is not limited to this. It may be attached and temporarily held at the temporary attachment point P.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the temporary attachment point P is, for example, a peripheral edge 151u of a through hole 151 provided in a base material of an instrument panel (hereinafter abbreviated as "instrument panel core 150") in a vehicle body, In this example, it is the upper edge, and the temporary holding member 10 of this embodiment is temporarily held by engaging with the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151 in the instrument panel core 150.

The temporary holding member 10 of this embodiment is a member that temporarily holds the wire harness 100 at a temporary attachment point P in the vehicle body, and as shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, a harness holding portion that holds the wire harness 100. 20, and a mounting section 30 for mounting the harness holding section 20 onto the temporary mounting location P.

The harness holding section 20 has a configuration similar to that of a known band clamp, and as shown in FIGS. (see FIG. 2(b)) is connected to the lock portion 25.

The band portion 21 is formed into a long flat plate shape having flexibility. On the inner surface of the band portion 21, a plurality of engagement protrusions 22 are arranged at equal pitches so as to be spaced apart from each other along the length direction.

The lock portion 25 is formed with a harness contact surface 25a that contacts the wire harness 100, and an insertion passage 26 through which the distal end 21b of the band portion 21 is inserted. On the exit side of the insertion passage 26 and on the inner wall facing the inner surface of the band portion 21 inserted into the insertion passage 26, a lock pawl 27 that protrudes like a tongue towards the insertion passage 26 is formed.

In addition, in the temporary holding member 10, the lock part 25 and the base 33 are integrally formed so that the band part 21, the insertion piece 31, and the opposing piece 32 are arranged on opposite sides in the Y direction.

When holding the wire harness 100 by the harness holding part 20, the wire harness 100 is brought into contact with the harness contact surface 25a of the lock part 25, and the band part 21 is wound around the wire harness 100. The tip 21b is inserted into the insertion passage 26.

By engaging the lock pawl 27 with the engagement protrusion 22 provided on the band portion 21 inserted into the insertion path 26 with the band portion 21 wrapped around the wire harness 100, the band portion 21 can be removed from the insertion path 26. Prevents it from coming off against your will. Thereby, the harness holding section 20 can hold the wire harness 100 between the band section 21 and the lock section 25.

Further, in the harness holding part 20 , a predetermined engagement protrusion 22 selected from among the plurality of engagement protrusions 22 according to the outer diameter of the wire harness 100 is engaged with the lock pawl 27 . The inner diameter of the band portion 21 to be wrapped, that is, the holding force, can be adjusted according to the outer diameter of the wire harness 100. Therefore, the harness holding section 20 can also hold wire harnesses 100 of different diameters.

The mounting portion 30 includes an insertion piece 31 inserted into a through hole 151 provided at a temporary attachment location P, a facing piece 32 that faces the insertion piece 31 in the upward direction Za, and an insertion piece 31 and a facing piece 32 that are connected to each other. A base 33 fixed in a facing state, a convex portion 34 protruding from the opposing piece 32 in the downward direction Zb, and a distal convex portion 35 protruding from the insertion piece 31 in the upward direction Za are provided. ing.

The insertion piece 31 extends linearly in the Ya direction from the lower part of the base 33 extending in the vertical direction Z, and the opposing piece 32 extends linearly in the Ya direction from the upper part of the base 33. That is, the facing piece 32 and the insertion piece 31 extend apart from each other in the upper and lower sides so as to be parallel to each other. Further, the insertion piece 31 is longer than the facing piece 32, and is formed to protrude further in the Ya direction from the end of the facing piece 32 in the Ya direction.

As shown in FIG. 5, the upper surface 31a of the insertion piece 31 and the lower surface 32a of the opposing piece 32 face each other in the vertical direction Z, and the interval Ia between them is the same as that of the through hole provided at the temporary attachment point P in the instrument panel core 150. It is formed wider than the vertical length L150a of the peripheral edge 151u of 151. Thereby, with the insertion piece 31 inserted into the through hole 151, the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151 in the instrument panel core 150 is arranged in the space S between the insertion piece 31 and the opposing piece 32. In other words, when the insertion piece 31 is inserted into the through hole 151, the insertion piece 31 and the opposing piece 32 face each other in the vertical direction Z across the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151 in the instrument panel core 150.

The convex portion 34 is provided on the end side of the lower surface 32a of the opposing piece 32 in the Ya direction. The convex portion 34 protrudes in the downward direction Zb with a length that does not reach the upper surface 31a of the insertion piece 31.

In the present embodiment, the distance Ib in the vertical direction Z between the tip, that is, the lower end, of the convex portion 34 and the upper surface 31a of the insertion piece 31 is the length of the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151 in the instrument panel core 150 in the vertical direction Z. It is formed to be wider than the length L150a. Furthermore, in this embodiment, the interval Ic between the base 33 and the convex portion 34 in the longitudinal direction Y is formed to be wider than the plate thickness t of the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151 in the instrument panel core 150. .

The tip convex portion 35 is provided at a portion 31b of the upper surface 31a of the insertion piece 31 that projects further in the Ya direction than the end of the opposing piece 32 in the Ya direction. The tip convex portion 35 protrudes from the upper surface 31a of the insertion piece 31 in a direction opposite to the direction in which the convex portion 34 projects, that is, in the upward direction Za. However, the tip convex portion 35 protrudes by a length shorter than the interval Ia between the upper surface 31a of the insertion piece 31 and the lower surface 32a of the opposing piece 32 in the vertical direction Z.

In this embodiment, the distance Id in the vertical direction between the upper end of the tip convex portion 35 and the lower surface 32a of the opposing piece 32 is longer than the length L150a in the vertical direction of the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151 in the instrument panel core 150. It is designed to be wide.

As described above, the tip convex portion 35 is provided in the portion 31b of the upper surface 31a of the insertion piece 31 that protrudes in the Ya direction beyond the end of the opposing piece 32 in the Ya direction. It is provided at a position shifted in the Ya direction. In this embodiment, the interval Ie in the Y direction between the convex portion 34 and the tip convex portion 35 is formed to be wider than the plate thickness t of the peripheral portion 151u of the through hole 151 in the instrument panel core 150.

Subsequently, for example, when the worker assembles the wire harness 100 along a predetermined wiring route in the vehicle body, the temporary holding member 10 of this embodiment attached to the vicinity of the tip 100a of the wire harness 100 is attached. , a procedure for temporarily holding the instrument panel core 150 to the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151 provided at the temporary mounting location P will be described.

The operator grasps the vicinity of the tip 100a in the longitudinal direction of the wire harness 100, and holds the temporary holding member 10 in the convex portion 34 so that it is in the state shown in FIGS. 6(a) to 6(b). Insert the insertion piece 31 into the through hole 151 of the instrument panel core 150 until it abuts against the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 6(b) to 6(c), the tip portion 100a of the wire harness 100 is pushed until the upper surface 31a of the insertion piece 31 comes into contact with the lower surface 151ub of the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151. Lift up the temporary holding member 10 together. Furthermore, as shown in FIGS. 6(c) to 6(d), the upper surface 31a of the insertion piece 31 is brought into contact with the lower surface 151ub of the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151 in the instrument panel core 150. , further insert the insertion piece 31 into the through hole 151 in the instrument panel core 150.

At this time, the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151 in the instrument panel core 150 extends along the upper surface 31a of the insertion piece 31 from the Ya direction side to the Yb direction side beyond the convex part 34. Slide in the Yb direction. Then, as shown in FIG. 6(d), the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151 in the instrument panel core 150 is located on the Yb direction side, that is, the space on the back side of the space S between the insertion piece 31 and the opposing piece 32. Sb (hereinafter referred to as "back space Sb").

Then, when the operator releases his/her hand from the distal end portion of the wire harness 100, as shown in FIGS. 151 can be engaged with the peripheral edge 151u. That is, the temporary holding member 10 can be temporarily held against the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151 in the instrument panel core 150 so that it does not come off unexpectedly.

As shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the temporary holding member 10 is tilted with respect to the instrument panel core 150 at a predetermined temporary attachment point P on the vehicle body within a range that does not come off unexpectedly from the temporary attachment point P. may be temporarily held. However, for convenience, it is assumed that the temporary holding member 10 of this embodiment is temporarily held at the temporary attachment point P in a posture in which the Y direction of the temporary holding member 10 matches the thickness direction of the instrument panel core 150.

On the other hand, when the worker removes the temporary holding member 10 from the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151, the temporary holding member 10 is removed from the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151 by reversing the procedure described above for temporarily holding the temporary holding member 10 to the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151. 10 can be easily removed from the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151.

In the temporary holding member 10 of the above-described embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the opposing piece 32 is inserted by inserting the insertion piece 31 into the through hole 151 provided at the temporary attachment location P of the instrument panel core 150. It is arranged across the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151.

That is, in the state where the insertion piece 31 is inserted into the through hole 151, the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151 is wider in the Yb direction than the convex part 34 in the space S between the insertion piece 31 and the facing piece 32. It is arranged in the back space Sb on the side.

Therefore, even if the insertion piece 31 tries to come out from the through hole 151, the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151 comes into contact with the convex part 34, so the mounting part 30 will not come off inadvertently from the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151. do not have.

On the other hand, when intentionally removing the attachment part 30 from the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151, the temporary holding member 10 is slightly lifted and the insertion piece 31 is moved in the direction of removing it from the through hole 151. The mounting portion 30 can be easily removed from the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151 without the peripheral edge 151u coming into contact with the convex portion 34.
Therefore, the wire harness 100 can be securely temporarily held at various temporary attachment points P via the temporary holding member 10, and can be easily removed.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 1, 2(a), and 3 to 5, in the temporary holding member 10, the insertion piece 31 is formed longer than the facing piece 32, so that the facing piece 32 is longer than the insertion piece 31. On the other hand, since the insertion piece 31 can be inserted into the through hole 151 prior to being arranged so as to straddle the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151, the attachment part 30 can be temporarily held at the temporary attachment point P more easily. can.

Further, as shown in the figure, in the temporary holding member 10, since the convex portion 34 is provided on the lower surface 32a of the opposing piece 32, the insertion piece 31, the opposing piece 32, and the convex portion 34 are provided in the temporary holding state. The mounting portion 30 can be securely temporarily held by substantially surrounding the peripheral edge portion 151u in a side view.

Further, as shown in the figure, a tip convex portion 35 that protrudes in the upward direction Za is provided on the upper surface 31a of the portion 31b of the insertion piece 31 that protrudes from the opposing piece 32, so that the inner space Sb is Even if the peripheral edge 151u of the arranged through hole 151 goes beyond the convex part 34 and tries to come off from the insertion piece 31, there is no possibility that the peripheral edge 151u of the arranged through hole 151 will be removed from the insertion piece 31 by a protective ring provided on the portion 31b of the insertion piece 31 that protrudes from the opposing piece 32 in the Ya direction. Since it is locked to the tip convex portion 35, the mounting portion 30 can be temporarily held more reliably.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, the harness holding part 20 of the temporary holding member 10 functions as a diameter adjusting part that adjusts the diameter of the band part 21 according to the outer diameter of the wire harness 100 held by the band part 21. Since the plurality of engagement protrusions 22 and the lock claw 27 that engages with any one of the plurality of engagement protrusions 22 are provided, various wire harnesses 100 with different diameters can be securely temporarily held at the temporary attachment point P. can do.

In the correspondence between the configuration of this invention and the above-described embodiments, the wire harness with a temporary holder corresponds to the wire harness with a temporary holder 1, and similarly
The temporary holding member corresponds to the temporary holding member 10,
The diameter adjustment portion corresponds to the plurality of engagement protrusions 22 and lock claws 27,
The mounting part corresponds to the mounting part 30,
The insertion piece corresponds to the insertion piece 31,
The opposing piece corresponds to the opposing piece 32,
The portion of the opposing surface of the insertion piece that protrudes from the opposing piece 32 corresponds to the portion 31b of the opposing surface of the insertion piece 31 that projects from the opposing piece 32,
The opposing surfaces of the insertion piece and the opposing piece correspond to the upper surface 31a of the insertion piece 31 and the lower surface 32a of the opposing piece 32,
At least one of the opposing surfaces of the insertion piece and the opposing piece corresponds to the upper surface 31a of the insertion piece 31,
The other corresponds to the lower surface 32a of the facing piece 32,
The opposing surface of the opposing piece corresponds to the lower surface 32a of the opposing piece 32,
The base corresponds to the base 33,
The convex portion corresponds to the convex portion 34,
The tip convex portion corresponds to the tip convex portion 35,
The wire harness corresponds to wire harness 100,
The vicinity of the tip of the wire harness corresponds to the vicinity of the tip of the wire harness 100a,
The through hole corresponds to the through hole 151,
The peripheral edge of the through hole corresponds to the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole,
The temporary attachment point corresponds to the temporary attachment point P,
The predetermined interval corresponds to the interval Ia,
Although the opposing direction corresponds to the vertical direction Z, the present invention is not limited to only the configuration of the above-described embodiments, and many embodiments can be obtained.

For example, although not shown, in the temporary holding member of the present invention, the convex portion may be an elastic convex portion that has a predetermined elasticity and is elastically deformed.
As a result, the elastic convex portion is elastically deformed with a predetermined elasticity, so that the peripheral edge 151u of the through hole 151 in the instrument panel core 150 is elastically deformed from the side of the elastic convex portion in the Ya direction. The mounting portion 30 can be temporarily held at the temporary mounting location P by easily disposing it to the side in the Yb direction, that is, to the back space Sb. Further, the mounting portion 30 can be removed at the temporary mounting location P by elastically deforming the elastic convex portion and easily disposing it from the back space Sb to the side in the Ya direction relative to the elastic convex portion.

Here, the elastic deformation may be performed in either of a manner in which it is compressed in the protruding direction, that is, in the vertical direction Z, and a manner in which it is bent and deformed so as to fall down in the Y direction.

Further, the temporary holding member of the present invention is not limited to forming only the convex portion 34 to be elastically deformed with a predetermined elasticity, but also forming at least one of the convex portion 34 and the tip convex portion 35 with a predetermined elasticity. It may also be formed to be elastic and deform.

Further, the convex portion of the present invention is not limited to a form that protrudes from the lower surface 32a of the opposing piece 32 in the downward direction Zb like the convex portion 34 of the above-described embodiment; For example, if the structure is such that it protrudes from at least one of the facing surfaces toward the other, for example, from both the insertion piece 31 and the facing piece 32 that protrudes from the upper surface 31a of the insertion piece 31 in the upward direction Za. It may be configured to protrude toward the other side.
Even with this configuration, the same effects as in the embodiment described above can be achieved.

Note that when the convex portion is configured to protrude from both the insertion piece 31 and the facing piece 32 toward the other, the insertion piece 31 and the facing piece 32 are portions that coincide with each other in the Z direction. It is also possible to have a configuration in which they are provided in different parts.
Either configuration can produce the same effects as the embodiments described above.

1...Wire harness with temporary holder 10...Temporary holding member 20...Harness holding part 22...Engaging protrusion 27...Lock claw 30...Attachment part 31...Insertion piece 31a...Upper surface 31b of insertion piece...Opposing sides on opposing surfaces of insertion piece Portion protruding from the piece 32...Opposing piece 32a...Lower surface 33 of opposing piece...Base 34...Convex part 35...Tip convex part 100...Wire harness 100a...Near the tip of wire harness 151...Through hole 151u...Through hole Peripheral part P...temporary attachment point Ia...distance Z...vertical direction

Claims (7)

A temporary holding member that temporarily holds the wire harness to the temporary attachment location,
a harness holding part that holds the wire harness;
an attachment part for attaching the harness holding part to the temporary attachment location;
The mounting part is
an insertion piece inserted into a through hole provided at the temporary attachment location;
a facing piece facing the insertion piece;
a base on which the insertion piece and the opposing piece are fixed at a predetermined interval in opposing directions;
With the insertion piece inserted into the through hole, the opposing piece is arranged to straddle the peripheral edge of the through hole,
At least one of the facing surfaces of the insertion piece and the facing piece protrudes toward the other, and the peripheral edge portion is arranged on the base side in a state where the insertion piece is inserted into the through hole. A temporary holding member provided with a convex portion that prevents it from coming off. The temporary holding member according to claim 1, wherein the insertion piece is formed longer than the opposing piece. The temporary holding member according to claim 2, wherein the convex portion is provided on the opposing surface of the opposing piece. The temporary holding member according to claim 3, wherein a portion of the opposing surface of the insertion piece that projects from the opposing piece is provided with a tip convex portion that projects in the opposing direction. The temporary holding member according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the convex portion is an elastic convex portion that has a predetermined elasticity and is elastically deformed. The harness holding part is
The temporary holding member according to any one of claims 1 to 5, further comprising a diameter adjusting section that adjusts a diameter for holding the wire harness according to an outer diameter of the wire harness. The temporary holding member according to any one of claims 1 to 6,
A wire harness with a temporary holder attached near the tip of the wire harness.

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