Thomas E Gansenhuber

7887072, Feb 15, 2011

Oct 8, 2009

12/575926

Kurt Hauser - Northville MI, US
Thomas E. Gansenhuber - Lapeer MI, US
Jeffrey L. Kincaid - Clarkston MI, US

American Axle & Manufacturing, Inc. - Detroit MI

B60G 21/055

280124107, 4031092, 4031093, 4031097, 280 5511, 280124152

A disconnectable link may include a first link member having a generally tubular portion, a first ball joint disposed on the first link member and adapted to engage a first suspension member; a second link member slidably receivable within the first link member; a second ball joint disposed on the second link member and adapted to engage a second suspension member; a lock shaft engaged with the second link member; and a lock element disposed within an aperture in the second link member. Movement of the lock shaft into a first position may cause the lock element to engage the first link member to prevent relative axial movement between the first and second link members, and movement of the lock shaft into a second position may cause the lock element to disengage the first link member to allow relative axial movement between the first and second link members.

20030053853, Mar 20, 2003

Sep 19, 2001

09/955871

Neil Wasylewski - Farmington Hills MI, US
Joseph Balenda - Flint MI, US
Thomas Gansenhuber - Lapeer MI, US
Jeffrey Kincaid - Clarkston MI, US

F16D001/12
F16C011/00

403/122000

A connection system to interconnect members of a vehicular steering linkage system has a first steering module and a second steering member adapted to receive the first steering module. A clearance exists between the first steering module and the second steering member. The first steering module includes a first steering member and a fastener. The fastener is adapted to secure the first and second steering members together.

20180216714, Aug 2, 2018

Feb 2, 2017

15/422909

- Detroit MI, US
Thomas E. Gansenhuber - Lapeer MI, US

F16H 48/08

A differential assembly can include a case, a first side gear, a second side gear, a first pinion gear, a second pinion gear, a third pinion gear, and a cross-pin assembly. The case can be adapted to be supported for rotation about an output axis. The first and second side gears can be disposed within the case and rotatable about the output axis relative to the case. The first, second, and third pinion gears can be disposed within the case and meshingly engaged with the first and second side gears. The cross-pin assembly can include a spider, first, second, and third pins. The proximal end of the first pin can define a first bore that can receive a post of the spider to couple the first pin to the spider. Each pinion gear can be supported by one of the pins for rotation relative to the case.