Title Page
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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FRANCHISEE
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MARKET
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Location
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TECHNICAL FIELD TRAINER
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FRANCHISE SUPPORT MGR
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THE WHEEL TORQUE POLICY CHECKLIST
Checklist
WHEEL TORQUE PROCESS
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When installing wheels, all lug nuts are hand-torqued to manufacturer’s specifications using a calibrated torque wrench. All wheels are then double-checked and signed off by a Buddy after a road test is completed
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VERIFY TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
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Using the Store’s Wheel Torque Chart, verify the correct torque specifications for the vehicle
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VERIFYING WHEEL TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
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CLEAN & INSPECT HUB, STUDS AND LUG NUTS
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Clean and inspect all hub, studs, and lug nuts
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CLEANING & INSPECTING HUBS, STUDS AND LUG NUTS
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HAND TIGHTENS LUG NUTS
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Technician places the wheel on the vehicle and hand tightens lug nuts
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HAND TIGHTENING LUG NUTS
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TORQUE STICK
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Technician uses a torque stick identified as the correct one for the vehicle application
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PROPERLY USING TORQUE STICKS
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TORQUE WRENCH
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A Buddy uses a hand torque wrench, tightening lugs in a star pattern
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PROPERLY USING TORQUE WRENCH
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TEST DRIVE & RECHECK TORQUE
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Technician tests drive vehicle and a Buddy rechecks the torque once the vehicle is returned to the Store
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TEST DRIVING & RECHECKING WHEEL TORQUE
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SIGN-OFF
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Once the wheels are reinstalled, the vehicle is test driven and a Buddy checks that they are properly torqued, both the assigned Technician and Buddy must record and sign-off on the Courtesy Inspection with wheel torque specification used
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DOUBLE CHECK FOR ACCURACY
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SIGNING OFF ON DOUBLE CHECK FOR ACCURACY
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Re-set torque torque wrench to zero and return to proper location
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TORQUE STICKS AND WRENCHES RETURNED TO PROPER LOCATION
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STORE MGR
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SIGN AND ACKNOWLEDGE: WHEEL TORQUE POLICY AND PROCEDURE
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TRAINER
EMPLOYEE
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Technician
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Technician
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SIGN AND ACKNOWLEDGE: WHEEL TORQUE POLICY AND PROCEDURE