Sixbey Friedman Leedom & Ferguson
Mechanical shift lock apparatus, and lock mechanism and wire structure for mechanical shift lock
 A shift lock apparatus which allows a shift interlock wire and a key interlock wire to be arranged more effectively and neatly within the vehicle body. A lock pin engages with a first engagement portion perpendicularly each other. The shift interlock wire is linked with the first engagement portion and moves as a shift lever is locked or unlocked. The lock pin is moved by a brake pedal when the brake pedal is released. When a key inserted into a key cylinder is rotated from an ACC position to a LOCK position, the key interlock wire moves to establish engagement with a second engagement portion. Both wires intersect each other, and also the lock pin and the wire intersect each other, thereby providing secure operation and a shorter and neater layout of wires when a housing is installed within the interior of the vehicle. 
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Minoru Yoshitaka Yasushi Shoichi Masaki
Morikawa Watanabe Kunieda Harada Fujita