Dr. Snell graduated from the Midwestern University/ Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1980. He works in Marietta, GA and specializes in Family Medicine.
Chihan Chen - Rochester Hills MI, US George J Zamplas - Novi MI, US William M Snell - Grand Blanc MI, US
Assignee:
Chrysler LLC - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
B60R 21/205
US Classification:
2807283, 280732
Abstract:
A passenger side airbag installation for an automotive vehicle has a passenger airbag module mounted in a vehicle compartment in front of an instrument panel. The airbag module has an airbag adapted to deploy in a rearward direction. A door formed integrally with the panel has a crease, which, when severed, allows the door to swing open and create an opening in the panel. The crease is adapted to be severed and the door swung open by the force of the airbag when the airbag deploys to permit the airbag to project through the opening. The door may be bowed forwardly by an accidental impact caused by a passenger or object within the vehicle being thrown against the door if the vehicle is stopped too suddenly. A reinforcing bar limits forward bowing to protect the crease from rupturing.
Anthony Rybinski - Walled Lake MI, US Ilaria Accorsi - Royal Oak MI, US Andrew Kuzdak - Rochester Hills MI, US William Snell - Grand Blanc MI, US
International Classification:
B60R 21/20
US Classification:
280728300, 280732000
Abstract:
A chute for receipt of a deploying air bag includes a compartment having first and second sidewalls extending laterally outwardly from a rear bag receiving aperture toward a front cover panel. The expanding volume of the chute enables a deploying air bag to outwardly expand at least partially parallel to a frangible seam in the front cover panel before the bag contacts the seam and ruptures it. As a result, the force of the bag is dispersed evenly along the seam to reduce maximum bag force exerted against the portion of the front cover panel located directly in front, or in the center, of the bag.
Handle-Operated Locking Device For Tilt Steering Column
A device for locking a tilt steering column in adjusted position has two clamping rings, one of which is rotated by a handle. When the handle is rotated in one direction, the clamping rings interact to lock the steering column in adjusted position. When the handle is rotated in the opposite direction, the clamping rings release the steering column so that its position can be adjusted. The handle is normally positively retained in a position in which the locking device clamps the steering column, but can be moved to a position in which it unclamps the steering column upon operation of a release lever on the handle.
A column-mounted shift control assembly includes an integral gate and mounting bracket, a shift lever unit rotatably mounted on the bracket, a shift handle pivotally mounted on the shift lever unit, and resilient means for urging the terminal end of the shift handle toward the bracket. The latter includes a planar gate portion having detents formed on an edge thereof for selective cooperation with the shift handle terminal end to select a desired transmission shift position.
William M. Snell - Grand Blanc MI Christopher M. Slon - Birmingham MI
Assignee:
Chrysler Corporation - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
B60K 4104 B60R 2504 B60R 2506
US Classification:
477 99
Abstract:
A transmission control for an engine of an automotive vehicle wherein the vehicle has a steering column assembly having a steering wheel unit pivoted to a rear end portion of a steering column for limited arcuate movement provided with a key-operated cylinder forming part of an ignition system for the engine. A gate is mounted on the steering column and has a plurality of spaced detents corresponding to the usual gearshift positions. A gearshift lever is movable relative to the gate and has a part selectively engageable in the detents. A gearshift blocker is supported on the steering column for pivotal movement to and from an operative position blocking movement of the gearshift lever away from the PARK position. A link is supported on the steering column for sliding movement in opposite directions and has a lost-motion pivotal connection to the blocker to pivot the blocker to its operative position when the link in slid in one direction and away from its operative position when the link in slid in the opposite direction. The link is moved in one direction by an arm pivoted on the steering wheel unit operated by an actuator on the key-operated cylinder.
David E. Thomas - Rochester Hills MI William M. Snell - Grand Blanc MI Rodney L. Eaton - Clarkston MI
Assignee:
Chrysler Corporation - Highland Park MI
International Classification:
B62D 118
US Classification:
74493
Abstract:
Apparatus for releasably locking the tilt steering column assembly of an automotive vehicle in adjusted position. A rack on the steering column assembly is engaged by a pawl to lock the steering column assembly in the position selected by the driver. A bracket is provided to positively hold the pawl engaged with the rack and prevent it from becoming disengaged. The tilt of the steering column can only be re-adjusted by moving the bracket so that the pawl can disengage the rack.
William M. Snell - Grand Blanc MI Thomas S. Kaliszewski - Troy MI Rodney L. Eaton - Clarkston MI
Assignee:
Chrysler Corporation - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
B60K 4126 B60K 4128
US Classification:
192 4A
Abstract:
A gear shift lever can be moved to several "Drive" positions and to a "Park" position. A retainer holds the lever in the "Park" position. An operator is provided to retract the retainer so that the lever may be shifted out of "Park". A lock prevents the retraction of the lever retainer until the brake pedal is depressed. A mechanical connection between the brake pedal and the lock retracts the lock away from its locking position when the brake pedal is depressed.
Ignition Interlock Mechanism For A Column-Mounted Shift Control Assembly
William M. Snell - Grand Blanc MI David E. Thomas - Rochester Hills MI Michael F. Halacka - Bloomfield Hills MI
Assignee:
Chrysler Corporation - Highland Park MI
International Classification:
B60K 4104 G05G 508
US Classification:
74850
Abstract:
A column-mounted shift control assembly includes a gate and mounting bracket, a shift lever unit rotatably mounted on the bracket, a shift handle pivotally mounted on the shift lever unit, and resilient means for urging the terminal end of the shift handle toward the bracket. The latter includes a planar gate portion having detents formed on an edge thereof for selective cooperation with the shift handle terminal end to select a desired transmission shift position. An ignition interlock mechanism cooperates with the terminal end of the shift handle to prevent its movement out of the Park detent position unless the ignition switch key is turned on, and further prevents the ignition switch from being turned back to Lock unless the terminal end is in Park position, thus preventing key extraction.
Chrysler since Jun 2002
Team Leader - Passive Vehicle Safety
DamilerChrysler Corporation Nov 1998 - May 2002
Powertrain Design Engineer - Continuously Variable Transmission
Chrysler Corporation May 1996 - Nov 1998
Product Engineering Specialist
Chrysler Corporation Jun 1987 - May 1996
Product Designer / Engineer
Magnum Electric (A Division of Bussman Corp.) Dec 1984 - Oct 1986
Product Designer
Education:
Baker College Center for Graduate Studies 1999 - 2001
Masters in Business Administration, with concentration in Leadership Studies
University of Toledo 1982 - 1987
Bachelor, Mechanical Engineering Technology
Skills:
Automotive Product Design Engineering Product Development Fmea Root Cause Analysis Testing Manufacturing Leadership Mechanical Engineering Powertrain Vehicles Cad Sheet Metal Welding Process Engineering Troubleshooting Six Sigma Metal Fabrication Custom Fabrication
Interests:
Welding (Steel and Aluminum) Politics Environment Poverty Alleviation Science and Technology Painting Steel Fabrication Most Outdoor Activitives Human Rights
William Snell Chauncy (11 August 1820 3 July 1878) was an English civil engineer responsible for a number of important engineering works including the first...
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Births: Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ledbetter are the parents of a daughter born Jan. 22, 1963; Mr. and Mrs. William Snell, McLouth, are the parents of a daughter born Jan. 23, 1963; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Larison are the parents of a daughter born Jan. 22, 1963; Ronald Darren Robson was born Dec. 25, 1962, fi
Grove Street Elementary School Irvington NJ 1993-1997, Maplewood Middle School Maplewood NJ 1998-1999
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