Kenneth W Deneau, Age 9042432 Woodbridge Dr, Westland, MI 48188

8342922, Jan 1, 2013

Jul 31, 2007

11/831313

Kenneth S. Deneau - Troy MI, US
Tushar A. Desai - Farmington MI, US
Chad H. Morrison - Madison Heights MI, US
William J. Elliott - Commerce MI, US

Chrysler Group LLC - Auburn Hills MI

B60H 3/00

454156, 454906

A blower assembly for an automotive heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system includes a housing having an opening and a blower wheel supported by the housing that directs air through the opening of the housing. A plurality of ribs are disposed within the opening of the housing and define a plurality of channels for directing air through the opening of the housing and toward the blower wheel.

6045146, Apr 4, 2000

May 22, 1998

9/082988

Robert M. Schoen - West Bloomfield MI
Kenneth S. Deneau - Troy MI

Chrysler Corporation - Auburn Hills MI

B60G 1199

280124166

A suspension system for a motor vehicle includes a torsion member having a generally arcuate longitudinal axis. The suspension system further includes first and second control arms operatively interconnecting first and second vehicle wheels with a frame. The first and second control arms are mounted to the frame for pivotally movement. The torsion member directly connects the first and second control arms and is operative to selectively transfer torque therebetween in response to vertical displacement of the first and second wheels. When the first and second wheels are vertically displaced in unison, no torque is transferred between the control arms and the torsion member merely rotates about its generally arcuate longitudinal axis. When a difference in vertical displacement of the first and second wheels exist, for example, during cornering of the vehicle, each control arm would input opposite rotation in the torsion member, thereby generating a resisting torque.

5387023, Feb 7, 1995

Apr 18, 1994

8/228624

Kenneth S. Deneau - Troy MI

Chrysler Corporation - Highland Park MI

B60K 3700

296 72

A reinforced instrument panel assembly capable of being pre-assembled and then installed as a unit in a motor vehicle. The instrument panel assembly comprises an instrument panel and motor vehicle instruments mounted on a rigid reinforcing bar. A mounting bracket is secured to each end of the reinforcing bar. When the pre-assembled instrument panel assembly is placed inside the vehicle body and moved forwardly to the installed position, the mounting brackets contact side frame members of the vehicle body and are readily accessible to the installer so that the mounting brackets can be secured to the side frame members quickly and easily. The instrument panel assembly can be moved to a position for installation with a direct forward movement in an ergonomic manner. Hooks on the mounting brackets guide the instrument panel assembly to its installed position. When the instrument panel is installed, the reinforcing bar serves as a brace to resist the effect of side impact on the body in a collision.

5564769, Oct 15, 1996

Dec 19, 1994

8/357882

Kenneth S. Deneau - Troy MI
James A. Cotton - Royal Oak MI
Dean M. Martin - Livona MI
Patrick J. Gibbons - Royal Oak MI

Chrysler Corporations - Auburn Hills MI

B62D 2514

296 72

A reinforced instrument panel assembly capable of being preassembled and then installed as a unit in a motor vehicle. The instrument panel assembly comprises an instrument panel and motor vehicle instruments mounted on a rigid reinforcing bar. A mounting bracket is secured to each end of the reinforcing bar. When the preassembled instrument panel assembly is placed inside the vehicle body and moved forwardly to the installed position, the mounting brackets contact side frame members of the vehicle body and are readily accessible to the installer so that the mounting brackets can be secured to the side frame members quickly and easily. The instrument panel assembly can be moved to a position for installation with a direct forward movement in an ergonomic manner. Hooks on the mounting brackets guide the instrument panel assembly to its installed position. When the instrument panel is installed, the reinforcing bar serves as a brace to resist the effect of side impact on the body in a collision.

2017023, Aug 17, 2017

Feb 11, 2016

15/041336

Kenneth S Deneau - Clarkston MI, US
Adam T Woodward - Detroit MI, US
Calin Marginean - Lake Orion MI, US

B60H 1/00
B60H 1/34

An air outlet of a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (“HVAC”) system of a vehicle includes a duct and a plurality of primary vanes. The duct has an inlet aperture for receiving an airflow from the HVAC system, and an outlet aperture that is open to a passenger compartment of the vehicle. The plurality of primary vanes are coupled to the duct at the outlet aperture. Each primary vane has an asymmetrical airfoil shape including a leading edge and a trailing edge. The leading edge is disposed within the duct and upstream of the trailing edge.