1、 ENGINEERING MATERIAL SPECIFICATION Date Action Revisions 2007 09 28 Revised Inserted 3.0; Deleted 3.14 Revised 5. 1978 11 17 Metricated and Retyped CPH 22 RD-815800-2 C.R. Wells 1970 04 17 Released PZ22-233 Printed copies are uncontrolled Copyright 2007, Ford Global Technologies, LLC Page 1 of 3 CL
2、EANER, CARBURETOR AND COMBUSTION CHAMBER ESR-M14P9-A 1. SCOPE This specification establishes the performance and product requirements for an automotive cleaner. 2. APPLICATION This specification was released originally for material generally used to dissolve varnish, gum and carbon type deposits fro
3、m automotive carburetors and combustion chambers. This specification is not intended to limit the cleaner to any specific material or material system, but rather defines the performance of the entire system. 3. REQUIREMENTS 3.0 STANDARD REQUIREMENTS FOR PRODUCTION MATERIALS Material suppliers and pa
4、rt producers must conform to the Companys Standard Requirements For Production Materials (WSS-M99P1111-A). 3.1 Shall be of such composition that it meets all the requirements described in this specification. The cleaner shall be in a form capable of being utilized as packaged. 3.2 Must dissolve varn
5、ish, gum and carbon type deposits from the internal area of engine without damage to any part of the engine. 3.3 Must be compatible with automotive fuel system materials. It shall not have any detrimental effects on the metals, plastics, rubber and the gasket materials of the fuel system or adversel
6、y affect their function. 3.4 Must be compatible with automotive fuels and must not adversely affect these fuels. 3.5 Shall have no detrimental effect on engine compartment electrical insulation, or adversely affect the function or performance of the electrical system. 3.6 Provisions of this specific
7、ation are applicable when the cleaner is used according to labeling directions, unless otherwise stated. Precautionary notes, such as the detrimental effect on painted surfaces, etc., involved in the use of the material should be clearly stated on the product label. 3.7 Must be reasonably safe to ap
8、ply and must meet all federal, state and local regulations. The material must be formulated to minimize employee health hazards due to toxic or otherwise injurious ingredients. ENGINEERING MATERIAL SPECIFICATION ESR-M14P9-A Printed copies are uncontrolled Copyright 2007, Ford Global Technologies, LL
9、C Page 2 of 3 3.8 Must be capable of storage without any detrimental change for an extended period of time. Supplier shall furnish all necessary information on types of material required for packaging and on the storage life of the material in each of the product packages supplied. For any particula
10、r size package or container for the product, the supplier shall furnish information on safe storage practice and recommendations as to maximum and minimum ambient temperatures and direct sun load conditions at which the product may be stored without any adverse effect. If the package is considered u
11、nsafe for storage in an automotive vehicle, the package shall be labeled accordingly and the safe storage conditions specified. For all aerosol containers, the supplier shall furnish all pertinent information on pressures and propellants and any precautions involved in storing handling and use. 3.9
12、CHEMICAL & PHYSICAL PROPERTIES Specific chemical and physical properties are not specified herein, but an Engineering Quality Control Supplement will be issued to cover each approved material. The selected engineering approved source shall furnish appropriate chemical and physical properties along w
13、ith the production tolerance limits that apply to the material(s) upon which approval was given. The agreed upon values and limits will be issued to Quality Control by the affected product engineering office. These values will then be used by Quality Control for ongoing quality verifications. The Qu
14、ality Control Supplement is an integral requirement of this specification. If more than one source supplies material to this specification, a Quality Control Supplement will be issued for each specific approved materials. 3.10 LABELING 3.10.1 Provisions of this specification are applicable when mate
15、rial is used according to labeling directions. Any precautions involved in the use of the material must be clearly stated on the product label. 3.10.2 The label(s) for the material(s) must comply to the Federal Hazardous Substances Act and all other provisions under the Consumer Product Safety Commi
16、ssion and all other applicable federal, state and local regulations. Supplier shall furnish the affected product engineering office with the label(s). 3.10.3 Supplier shall furnish certification that the composition of his product has been examined and that the label recommended is in compliance wit
17、h the Federal Hazardous Substances Act and all other provisions under the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Completed Material Health and Safety Data Sheets and Hazardous Substances Data Sheets must be submitted by the supplier to the Ford Motor Company toxicologist. 3.10.4 If applicable, supplier
18、 shall furnish a copy of the laboratory report wherein the product was evaluated under the procedures required by the Federal Hazardous Substance Act. 3.10.5 Supplier must furnish detailed application instructions and specific usage information for container labels. This portion of the label informa
19、tion must be approved by the affected product engineering office. 3.10.6 If the label submitted by the supplier contains any advertising claims, suitable corroborative testing data must also be furnished. Such claims and data are encouraged. ENGINEERING MATERIAL SPECIFICATION ESR-M14P9-A Printed cop
20、ies are uncontrolled Copyright 2007, Ford Global Technologies, LLC Page 3 of 3 3.11 MARKING Containers and cartons must be marked with a code indicating source and compounding date of the material. Supplier must furnish this code to the affected product engineering office. Container marking may be w
21、aived if approved in writing by the affected product engineering office. 3.12 The test report data furnished by the supplier showing compliance with this specification shall give the specific test methods followed and shall give specific answers to generalized requirements. 3.13 Generally accepted t
22、est methods (American Society for Testing and Materials, Society of Automotive Engineers and Ford Laboratory Test Methods are preferred) and procedures should be followed where such methods are known, otherwise the methods of evaluation should be explained in detail. 5. GENERAL INFORMATION The infor
23、mation given below is provided for clarification and assistance in meeting the requirements of this specification. 5.1 Comparative performance data ratings utilizing the requirements outlined above, comparing the proposed material(s) to presently marketed Ford Motor Company products, are encouraged.
