Djamel A Bouzit

20090111589, Apr 30, 2009

Oct 26, 2007

11/924834

Djamel Bouzit - Ann Arbor MI, US
Matthew A. Vance - Dearborn MI, US

F16D 3/12

464 73

A decoupler assembly for a motor vehicle driveline comprising a decoupler, an input driveably connected to a transmission output shaft and including a first connection that secures the input to the decoupler, and an output driveably connected to a final drive axle then to wheels of the vehicle, including a second connection that secures the output to the decoupler, and a support that provides bending continuity between the input and the output, the support permitting rotation of the input about an axis relative to the output, the decoupler, the first connection and the second connection providing resistance to such rotation.

20180057061, Mar 1, 2018

Aug 31, 2016

15/252759

- Dearborn MI, US
Joergen Hilmann - Leverkusen, DE
Istvan Somogyvari - Cologne, DE
Djamel Bouzit - Ann Arbor MI, US
Deb Kumar Bonnerjee - Bloomfield Hills MI, US

B62D 21/15
F16M 13/02

An RDU detachment system is provided and includes a front RDU mounting bracket, a rear RDU mounting bracket, a rear cross member including an inclined face oriented toward the RDU and at least one bushing connecting the rear RDU mounting bracket with the rear cross member. A method of detaching an RDU from a rear subframe of a motor vehicle in response to an impact force transmitted to the RDU through a driveline is also disclosed.

20170130776, May 11, 2017

Nov 10, 2015

14/936801

- Dearborn MI, US
Nathan WIESELER - Beverly Hills MI, US
Kevin BROOKS - Clinton Twp. MI, US
Djamel BOUZIT - Ann Arbor MI, US
Benjamin GRAVES - Redford Charter Twp. MI, US
Mark WESTON - Plymouth MI, US

F16D 1/10
F16C 3/02
F16D 1/02

A halfshaft assembly in a vehicle is disclosed. The halfshaft assembly includes a hub and a mating universal joint, such as a constant-velocity joint. The hub has a plurality of hub-teeth arranged annularly about an axis. The constant-velocity joint has a plurality of joint-teeth arranged annularly about the axis and engaged with the hub-teeth. Between each joint-tooth is a joint-root. The top, outermost surface of each tooth facing away from adjacent roots extends at a first angle with respect to the central axis. The root extends at a second angle with respect to the central axis. The angles are different such that the height of the tooth varies along the same tooth along the length of the tooth. Each tooth has involute side surfaces. The joint-teeth form a conical or inverse-conical shape.