| Part Identification | 513076 application and interchange accuracy | 12% | Supplier must confirm the exact application, OE cross-reference, generation, mounting position, and whether the supplied item is a complete hub-bearing assembly or a bearing-only unit. The part number alone should not be treated as sufficient identification. | Compare the supplier drawing, catalog data, vehicle application list, OE cross-reference, and customer-approved sample. | Critical |
| Dimensional Conformity | Bore, outside diameter, width, flange geometry, bolt pattern, and mounting features | 14% | All dimensions must match the approved product drawing and specified tolerances. For a hub assembly, verify flange height, pilot diameter, bolt-hole position, stud dimensions, and connector location where applicable. | Review a controlled drawing and inspection report; measure samples using calibrated gauges, a coordinate measuring machine, or equivalent equipment. | Critical |
| Bearing Performance | Radial load, axial load, rotational smoothness, noise, vibration, and service life | 14% | Rated loads, speed limits, internal clearance or preload, friction torque, noise, and vibration limits must be documented for the exact configuration. Life calculations should use the applicable rolling-bearing methodology and clearly state assumptions. | Check technical specifications, calculation sheets, endurance-test reports, noise and vibration records, and sample test results. | Critical |
| Material and Heat Treatment | Raceway and rolling-element material, hardness, cleanliness, and heat-treatment consistency | 9% | Material grade, hardness range, metallurgical condition, and heat-treatment process must be traceable to a batch. Reports should identify the test method and acceptance range rather than only stating “passed.” | Review material certificates, hardness results, metallographic records, and batch traceability documents. | Critical |
| Seal and Lubrication | Seal design, grease specification, contamination resistance, and leakage control | 9% | Supplier must state seal construction, grease type, fill quantity or range, operating-temperature range, and compatibility limitations. No visible grease leakage, seal damage, or contamination is acceptable in production samples. | Review seal and grease specifications; perform visual inspection, torque checks, contamination testing, and temperature or endurance testing where required. | Critical |
| ABS and Sensor Compatibility | Encoder type, pole configuration, sensor signal, connector, and installation direction | 10% | If the 513076 application uses an integrated speed sensor or encoder, the supplier must provide sensor technology, connector details, polarity, signal behavior, target or pole information, and installation orientation. | Check electrical drawings and perform low-speed rotation, signal amplitude, polarity, continuity, and vehicle-system compatibility tests. | Critical |
| Quality Management | Automotive quality-system capability | 8% | An automotive supplier should preferably hold a valid ISO 9001 certificate and, where applicable, IATF 16949 certification or a documented equivalent quality system. Certificate scope and validity must cover the relevant manufacturing activity. | Verify certificates with the issuing body where possible and review audit findings, corrective-action records, and process-control documentation. | Critical |
| Production Process Control | Control plan, process capability, inspection frequency, and nonconforming-product control | 8% | Supplier should maintain process flow diagrams, PFMEA, control plans, work instructions, SPC records, gauge-control records, and a documented reaction plan for out-of-control conditions. | Conduct a remote or on-site process audit and sample the latest production records for critical dimensions and functional tests. | High |
| Validation and Change Control | Pre-production approval and engineering-change management | 6% | Before mass production, the supplier should provide an agreed production-part approval package, including dimensional results, material records, performance tests, appearance approval, and capability evidence. Design or process changes require prior notification and approval. | Review the approval package, change-notification procedure, revision history, and sample retention rules. | High |
| Traceability | Lot, material, process, inspection, and shipment traceability | 5% | Each production lot should be traceable to raw material, heat treatment, assembly line, inspection results, operator or machine records where applicable, and shipment documentation. | Perform a traceability exercise from a finished sample back to source records and forward to shipment records. | High |
| Supply Capability | Capacity, minimum order quantity, lead time, packaging, and continuity planning | 3% | Supplier should provide realistic sample and production lead times, confirmed monthly capacity, minimum order quantity, packaging specifications, safety-stock policy, and a documented contingency plan. | Review capacity calculations, recent delivery performance, packaging samples, and business-continuity procedures. | Standard |
| Commercial Protection | Warranty, claim response, replacement policy, and total landed cost | 2% | Commercial terms should define warranty duration or mileage, evidence requirements, response time, root-cause analysis, replacement or credit procedures, packaging responsibility, and applicable delivery terms. | Compare the written quotation, warranty conditions, quality agreement, claim records, and total landed-cost calculation. | Standard |