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    Scorpio Lug Nut Torque loss (Field Issue)

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    Concern

    Torque loss an overview

    Cause and effect analysis

    Failure analysis Design

    Lug profile design

    Benchmarking

    Failure analysis Method

    Tightening pattern

    Torque specification

    Re-torque frequency

    Failure analysis Process

    Variation in conical seat

    Mounting face concavity high

    Paint in mating surface

    Failure analysis Material

    Dissimilar materials Low hardness

    Potential causes

    Recommendations

    Contents

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    Concern

    Torque loss observed in the vehicles as reported by mail by M&M on March 21st 2010

    Repeated issue followed up by M&M SQA audit by May 28, 2010

    Customer version:Customer version: Lug nut torque loss happens in alloy wheels mounted to the Scorpio W 408 vehicle;

    wheel gets detached from the vehicle while in operation.

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    DESIGNDESIGN

    TORQUE LOSSTORQUE LOSS

    METHODMETHOD

    MATERIALMATERIALPROCESSPROCESS

    Lug profile design

    Benchmarking

    Tightening pattern

    Torque specification

    Variation in conical seat

    MF concavity - high

    Paint in mating surface

    Mating surface Low Hardness

    Cause and effect analysis

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    Design

    POTENTIAL FAILURE MODE:POTENTIAL FAILURE MODE: Lug profile design

    Lug profile to be designed in accordance to global lug specification criteria requirements. ref. SCL non

    compliance to the criteria requirement will have an impact on the torque.

    S #S # PARAMETERPARAMETER M&M SPECIFICATIONM&M SPECIFICATION SCL CRITERIASCL CRITERIA COMPLIANCECOMPLIANCE

    1 Lug hole diameter 18.50 18.50

    2 Tolerance Lug hole diameter - 0.12 0.503 Lug hole counter diameter 34.50 40.90

    4 Tolerance - Lug hole counter diameter + 0.50 0.50

    5 Lug hole conical seat angle 60.00 60.00

    6 Tolerance Lug hole conical seat angle 0.50 0.50

    7 Conical seat section thickness 14.50 14.40

    8 Tolerance Conical seat section thickness 0.20 0.80

    9 True position tolerance 0.15 0.30

    Based on the comparative report it is confirmed that design of lug hole profile does not constitute the

    failure, hence the cause is ELIMINATEDELIMINATED

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    Design

    POTENTIAL FAILURE MODE:POTENTIAL FAILURE MODE: Benchmarking

    Benchmarking the lug profile based on the vehicle load application for similar category vehicles to

    understand the differences between load, bolt pattern, profile parameters and lug seat type.

    Based on the comparative report it is confirmed that there is no difference in the profile parameters

    w.r.t to the similar category vehicles, hence the cause is ELIMINATEDELIMINATED

    S#S# WHEEL CODEWHEEL CODE WHEEL SIZEWHEEL SIZE WHEEL LOADWHEEL LOAD SEAT TYPESEAT TYPE LUG DIALUG DIA LUG LENGTHLUG LENGTH FASTNERFASTNER

    1 CX 822 17 x 7J 726 Kg Conical 15.80 17.50 M14 x 1.75

    2 CX 823 17 x 7J 726 Kg Conical 15.80 17.50 M14 x 1.75

    3 TS 559 16 x 6.5J 1100 Kg Spherical 18.50 14.40 M14 x 1.50

    4 TS 558 16 x 5.5J 1000 Kg Spherical 18.50 14.40 M14 x 1.50

    5 TS 556 17 x 6.5J 860 Kg Spherical 18.50 14.40 M14 x 1.50

    6 TS 555 16 x 6.5J 860 Kg Spherical 18.50 14.40 M14 x 1.50

    7 TK 669 15 x 6JJ 660 Kg Flat type 19.00 14.50 M12 x 1.50

    8 TK 235 15 x 6JJ 560 Kg Flat type 19.00 14.50 M12 x 1.50

    9 FO 376 15 x 6J 450 Kg Conical 21.00 16.00 M 12 x 1.5010 W 408 16 x 6.5J 1150 Kg Conical 18.50 14.50 M14 x 1.50

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    Method

    POTENTIAL FAILURE MODE:POTENTIAL FAILURE MODE: Tightening pattern

    Lug nut torque pattern during wheel assembly is one of the potential cause for the torque loss, a non-sync

    pattern will constitute failure.

    Lug nut torque pattern as per the specified star pattern for the 5 hole Scorpio alloy wheel. Hence the

    cause is ELIMINATEDELIMINATED

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    Method

    POTENTIAL FAILURE MODE:POTENTIAL FAILURE MODE: Torque specification

    Lug nut torque applied during the assembly is also one of the potential failure mode, it is known that either

    over torque or under torque will have an impact for failure.

    Based on the comparative report is it is identified that the torque applied during wheel assembly is

    comparatively low than the standard specified. Hence it is one of the potential ROOT CAUSEROOT CAUSE

    S #S # WHEEL CODEWHEEL CODE WHEEL SIZEWHEEL SIZE FASTNERFASTNER TORQUE SPECTORQUE SPEC STANDARDSTANDARD COMPLIANCECOMPLIANCE

    1 CX 822 17 x 7J M14 x 1.75 115 Nm 115 ~ 122 Nm

    2 CX 823 17 x 7J M 14 x 1.75 115 Nm 115 ~ 122 Nm

    3 TS 559 16 x 6.5J M14 x 1.50 117.5 ~ 147 Nm 115 ~ 122 Nm

    4 TS 558 16 x 5.5J M14 x 1.50 117.5 ~ 147 Nm 115 ~ 122 Nm

    5 TS 556 17 x 6.5J M14 x 1.50 117.5 Nm 115 ~ 122 Nm

    6 TS 555 16 x 6.5J M14 x 1.50 117.5 Nm 115 ~ 122 Nm

    7 TK 235 15 x 6JJ M12 x 1.50 88 ~ 118 Nm 95 ~ 108.5 Nm

    8 TK 669 15 x 6JJ M12 x 1.50 95 ~ 125 Nm 95 ~ 108.5 Nm

    9 FO 376 15 x 6J M12 x 1.50 108 Nm 95 ~ 108.5 Nm10 W 408 16 x 6.5J M14 x 1.50 83 ~ 104 Nm 115 ~ 122 Nm

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    Process

    POTENTIAL FAILURE MODE:POTENTIAL FAILURE MODE: Variations in conical surface

    Variations in the conical seat surface is one of the potential cause for the torque loss, any profile variation in

    the lug seat will not mate properly with the lug nut and will have an impact on the failure.

    Lug nut conical seat parameter is arrived using a single tool and inspection frequency defined in the

    process is at par to identify all the non conformities, hence this cause is ELIMINATEDELIMINATED

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    Process

    POTENTIAL FAILURE MODE:POTENTIAL FAILURE MODE: Mounting face concavity high

    If the mounting face concavity is beyond the specified limit, the torque loss my happen due to the vibration

    of wheel during operation.

    Mounting face convexity parameter is arrived in a single operation and inspection frequency defined in

    the process is at par to identify all the non conformities, hence this cause is ELIMINATEDELIMINATED

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    Process

    POTENTIAL FAILURE MODE:POTENTIAL FAILURE MODE: Paint in lughole

    Paint in lug seat surface is one of the cause for the torque loss, paint between the surface of conical seat

    and lug nut will have an impact for failure.

    Paint is observed on the lug seat area , this is one of an important factor needs to be considered for

    torque loss. Hence it is one of the potential ROOT CAUSEROOT CAUSE

    Paint observed in the conical seat

    area

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    Material

    POTENTIAL FAILURE MODE:POTENTIAL FAILURE MODE: Mating surface

    Mating surface of the conical seat is one of the important factor needs to be considered for the torque loss,

    the chemical bonding between the mating surfaces is an important factor.

    The lug surface is chrome, will have not

    have a good chemical bonding with the

    aluminium surface

    The lug nut seat surface is chrome plated surface, suspect the chemical bonding with the mating surface

    wheel seat will not be good. Hence it is one of the potential ROOT CAUSEROOT CAUSE

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    Material

    With the process controls in place to identify the non-conformities in terms of low hardness, this cause

    is ELIMINATEDELIMINATED

    POTENTIAL FAILURE MODE:POTENTIAL FAILURE MODE: Low hardness

    Low hardness of the lug profile area is one of the reason to suspect the torque loss. Low hardness will lead

    to material deformation during torquing and will have an impact for failure.

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