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CG4277 GM1927 03a Exhaust Systems 2020
CG4277 GM1927 03a Exhaust Systems 2020
Herein are the minimum requirements that shall be incorporated into the manufacturing process for the above
commodity. This Part Specific SOR is in addition to and not intended to replace any requirements as outlined in
the GM Supplier Quality SOR (GM 1927-03). It is understood that advances in technology may require
modifications to the following requirements to ensure state of the art processing and testing. It is the responsibility
of the supplier to ensure that the process is state of the art and that the GM SQE is both informed and in
agreement to any modifications of the requirements below.
The required tasks indicated below are based on experience, best practices and lessons learned to improve part
quality using APQP Continuous Improvement activity in GM projects and are applicable to all impacted suppliers
and parts in the supply chain. All deviations requested for “shall” items are to be detailed in CG3404 M7 Technical
Issues List found in eSOR Appendix M7, and reviewed and approved by General Motors Supplier Quality prior to
sourcing.
Index
1. General Design Requirements 2
2. General Equipment Requirements 2
3. General Process Requirements 2
4. Assembly Requirements 3
5. Inspection Requirements 3
6. Barcode/Label & Permanent Traceability
Requirements 4
7. Rework Requirements 4
8. Miscellaneous Requirements 4
Appendix A – Revision History 5
Appendix B – Definitions & Acronyms 6
References
GM 1927-03a – Exhaust
GM 1927-03 System SOR
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1.1. Supplier must perform road load data measurements on time in order to guarantee that simulations
during design phase were representative to vehicle application and fulfill durability according to VTS,
SSTS, and SOR specifications.
Las mediciones son realizadas por GM, y sus resultados son suministrados a Servintec.
En los planes de validación se consideran los siguientes procedimientos, responsabilidad método y
cantidad:
Evaluation
Procedure
Method
Reqm't Title Procedure Title Reg. Responsibility
Type
Qty
No.
Vehicle Exhaust
Backpressure and
Subsystem back pres-sure GMW14891, GM DV
Induction Restriction
Measurement
Exhaust System
Subsystem leakage GMW15261 Component and Joint Servintec PV 8
Leakage Test
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Las pruebas pueden ser subcontratadas en los laboratorios de Brasil de Maganeti Marelli o España y en los
casos de soldadura estos se realizarían en el laboratorio de West Arco acreditado con la norma ISO/IEC
17025:2017.
2.1. The supplier and their toolmakers must have the resources in place (overtime, working holidays, etc.)
to implement short term changes on short notice to support build schedules, testing, pilot series, and
SOP.
3.1. Production
3.1.1. The supplier must meet the demands as per Component Technical Specifications.
En el TECHNICAL REVIEW y en el APQP Kick-Off Meeting Checklist and Supplier Feasibility Commitment
se establece las cantidades y una revisión de los programas por parte de GM y Servintec.
3.1.3. When manual loading of part, 100% Poke Yoke / Error proofing for presence of part.
Servintec tiene establecido dispositivos de ensamble y control para garantizar que las
especificaciones dimensionales de producto.
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3.1.4. Error detection and prevention as close/prior to source as possible. Master samples of the
error proofing (“rabbits”) must be as agreed with GM SQE.
3.1.5.
Los dispositivos de control y algunos de ensamble poseen master negativo y positivo los
cuales son acordados con el SQE, se identifican con color rojo y verde respectivamente.
3.1.6. The Part Drop Policy needs to be agreed to and documented with the supplier and GM team.
3.1.7. Preventive Maintenance must be applied and agreed to by the supplier and GM team.
3.2.2. For all connection points to vehicle and other exhaust parts, 100% gage check is required
with variable data able to be taken / recorded if applicable for mating points, i.e. flange
flatness (sealing surface at 4 places), hanger rods (U/D, C/C, F/A positions), tailpipe tip
alignment; must have verification of PASS
Actualmente las partes se identifican con un marcado al la final de la línea en el cuerpo del silenciador
con la especificación determinada por el cliente.
Se incluirá una identificación por código de barras de las diferentes estaciones que participan en la
elaboración del producto permitiendo identificar (operador-fecha-estación de trabajo).
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3.4.1. Operators (welders) for manual, semi-automatic, and automatic welding operations shall
possess authorization according to EN standards confirmed by appropriate welder certificate
(welding method, material, and position).
3.4.2. The supplier is responsible to comply with welding audits and other PCPAs that apply.
Servintec realiza auditoria bajo el Cqi 15 y con la ayuda de expertos de la organización West
Arco
Servintec mantiene un programa de mantenimiento preventivo para las dobladoras CNC con
el fin de garantizar la conformidad de los dobleces. Realiza un programa para que las CNC
garanticen el doblado y curvas de acuerdo a las especificaciones de plano.
3.5.2. It is mandatory to have mandrel ball detection for all mandrel bends. This must be included in
the PFMEA and Process Control Plan.
3.5.3. It is recommended that Tier 2 bent pipes shipped into a tier 1 supplier be leak tested to insure
no splits, etc.
3.6. Rework
3.6.1. Any rework on welding joints shall be performed based on appropriate rework instruction,
including release of reworked parts. Rework must be approved by GM DE and adhere to the
GM welding specification.
3.6.2. Scrap/Reworked parts should be sorted out from ordinary process to closed boxes, or are to
have an isolated piece-flow in order to avoid entry back into manufacturing/assembly
processes.
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3.6.3. Process should have a secured Reject handling process (production released first when
rejects is in NOK box sensor monitored)
3.6.4. Process control of rework process (piece flow, rework, & inspection) to be shown in P-FMEA.
3.6.5. Reworked parts must be tested / checked before release into production.
Todos los productos reprocesados son verificados en los dispositivos de control y banco de
fuga para garantizar la especificación funcional y dimensional.
3.7. Contamination
3.7.1. Only cleaned packaging (containers, racks) based on part cleanliness specification will be
used for transportation, intermediate storage, and shipment (free from dirt, oil, etc.)
Servintec por acuerdo con el cliente siempre ha entregado el producto a granel y se ha
garantizado de esta manera su estado sin presentar ningún problema, en caso de requerir un
manejo diferente se dispondrá de acuerdo al nuevo requerimiento. Los medios de empaque
y transporte son adecuados para el manejo del producto en la planta para evitar
contaminación por suciedad y el envió a GM se acuerda por el DCL.
3.7.2. Packaging will be secured against dirt and/or damage, and will be stored only in appropriate
space (recommend no storage outdoors, if possible).
3.7.3. All parts or components which are sensitive to contamination (impact on leakages) shall be
cleaned according to specification and secured against dirt during storage and manufacturing
process. The need for protective caps to avoid entrance of contaminants during shipment to
the customer and handling at customer plant has to be evaluated during the PFMEA,
Container review.
Se considera tapones a las salidas del Sistema de escape para evitar que partes externas
puedan entrar y contaminar el Sistema y ocasione ruido en el vehículo por vibración de
partes extrañas.
4. Assembly Requirements
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4.1. Where high-severity modes are identified in the FMEA (severity 8-10) for potential component mixture
(e.g., seals, connectors, terminals, wires), the supplier shall have 100% automated verification of
components or an equivalent process with proven capability.
Los modos de fallo identificados para severidad 8-10, se encuentra la prueba de fuga y las
dimensiones las cuales se controlan con un dispositivo (banco de fuga) y dispositivos de control en la
cual se verifican los puntos de anclaje y algunos de ruteo.
Para garantizar la calidad de los procesos de soldadura de ensambles principales cómo también las
unidades de producción requeridas, Servintec está en la capacidad de implementar este proceso
mediante celdas automatizadas, el plan de implementación y su factibilidad será concertado en su
momento con el cliente.
Inspection Requirements
4.2. Where safety/regulatory failure modes are identified in the FMEA (severity 9/10), the corresponding
detection ranking shall be 3 or lower (per 4th edition AIAG PFMEA Manual - table Cr3 criteria).
4.2.1. Detection Rankings of 4 are also acceptable if either of the following conditions are met:
4.2.1.1. There is permanent traceability back to the original operation where the failure
mode occurs
En la actualidad no hay reglamentos a nivel nacional para sistemas de escape, las
normas aplicadas a pruebas de emisiones como la NTC 5365 y NTC 4231 hacen
referencia a las pruebas de HC, Co, aplicadas en la revisión técnico mecánica.
4.2.1.2. There are no manual operations between the detection and the original operation.
(e.g. automated line)
No aplica
4.3. Where failure modes are identified in the FMEA with a severity ranking of 7 or 8, the corresponding
detection ranking shall be 4 or lower.
5.1. There shall be permanent traceability of the part from the final assembly station to customer shipment.
5.1.1. Permanent traceability data shall include, but not be limited to the following:
5.1.1.1. Production day
5.1.1.2. Shift
5.1.1.3. Serial Number S/N
5.1.1.4. Part Number P/N
5.1.1.5. For Example:
Row 1) “GM” plus 8-digit P/N
Row 2) Julian build date, plus permanent traceability (serial # or
military time)
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6. Rework Requirements
6.1. All rework or repair processes in the supplier manufacturing facility shall be incorporated in the
production Control Plan and PFMEA, and approved via PPAP.
6.1.1. There shall be no rework permitted for failure modes with a 7-10 severity ranking unless
approved in writing by the GM Supplier Quality Manager or above.
6.2. Reworks made to a part shall be inspected by someone different from who performed the repair and
documented for permanent traceability.
Las operaciones de retrabajo son realizadas por personal diferentes al que produjo la falla y las partes
son liberadas por el área de calidad.
6.3. Where safety/regulatory failure modes are identified in the FMEA (severity 9-10), component reworks
shall not be allowed outside the manufacturing facility.
6.4. For reworks, outside of the original manufacturing facility (under an engineering TWO), at a minimum,
the following shall be 100% inspected prior to shipment on all impacted components.
No se realizan retrabajos fuera de la planta y todos los retrabajos son revisados 100% en la planta
6.5. All rework tools shall be kept in a locked box or area and ensure only authorized operators can
access.
6.6.
Existe un área de retrabajo aislada del área de producción. Las piezas para retrabajo se identifican con
sticker de color rojo como el cual el medio de almacenamiento para evitar mezclas con producto
conforme.
All reworked areas shall be visually identified (e.g., paint marking, sticker).
7. Miscellaneous Requirements
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Quality is being compromised due to a lack of resources, then GM reserves the right to
allocate external resources at the Supplier’s expense.
7.1.2. All parts from field complaints should follow the Warranty Parts Return Process, and must be
analyzed with Results and Action plan provided to the appropriate GM-organization (i.e.
Supplier Quality and Engineering).
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Definitions
Acronyms
APQP: Advanced Product Quality Planning
FMEA: Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
PPAP: Production Part Approval Process
SOR: Statement of Requirements
SQE: Supplier Quality Engineer
TWO: GM Temporary Work Order authorizing a product or supply chain change
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