Abstract: A system includes a first vehicle component and a second vehicle component. The first vehicle component includes a first panel, a T-shaped projection protruding from a mating surface of the first panel, and a locking projection protruding from the mating surface of the first panel. The second vehicle component includes a second panel and a pair of ramped ribs projecting from a non-mating surface of the second panel. The second panel defines a slot that extends through the non-mating surface thereof. The slot includes a first portion having a first width and a second portion having a second width that is less than the first width. The ramped ribs are disposed on opposite sides of the second portion of the slot. The first vehicle component is configured to be fastened to the second vehicle component and located relative to the second vehicle component.

Abstract: A system includes a first vehicle component and a second vehicle component. The first vehicle component includes a first panel, a T-shaped projection protruding from a mating surface of the first panel, and a locking projection protruding from the mating surface of the first panel. The second vehicle component includes a second panel and a pair of ramped ribs projecting from a non-mating surface of the second panel. The second panel defines a slot that extends through the non-mating surface thereof. The slot includes a first portion having a first width and a second portion having a second width that is less than the first width. The ramped ribs are disposed on opposite sides of the second portion of the slot. The first vehicle component is configured to be fastened to the second vehicle component and located relative to the second vehicle component.

Abstract: Provided is a therapeutic tape comprising a substantially planar woven fiber layer, an adhesive layer engaged with the first side of the woven fiber layer, and a protective layer engaged with the first side of the adhesive layer. The woven fiber layer comprises a first side, and a second side opposite said first side; extends in a first therapy direction; extends in a second therapy direction substantially perpendicular to the first therapy direction; and is composed of a weave of fibers comprising a first set of fibers extending in a first fiber direction changeable with respect to the first therapy direction and a second set of fibers interwoven with the first set of fibers and extending in a second fiber direction changeable with respect to the first therapy direction.

Abstract: A pushbutton latch mechanism includes a module housing having first, second and third housing walls defining respective housing openings. The mechanism may be employed in a glove box assembly in a vehicle. An actuator is positioned at least partially within the module housing and defines an actuator slot. The actuator includes an actuator arm configured to be slidable relative to the second housing opening. A pushbutton is operatively connected to the module housing and includes a button arm configured to be insertable into the actuator slot and the first housing opening. Depression of the pushbutton in a first direction causes a first angled surface of the button arm to engage with a second angled surface of the actuator arm, thereby translating the actuator arm and a latch arm in a second direction in order to move the latch mechanism to an unlatched position.