Formulae For each severity adjustment entity, X i = i th test result in original units in end-of-test order T i = i th test result in appropriate units.

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Formulae For each severity adjustment entity, X i = i th test result in original units in end-of-test order T i = i th test result in appropriate units in end-of-test order (T i = X i unless a transformation is used in which T i = transformed(X i )) Y i = i th standardized test result where target and standard deviation are as currently defined for the reference oil used in the reference test 4/27/20101

Formulae (continued) For each severity adjustment entity, Z i = EWMA For default LTMS, λ = 0.2 Fast start is used, i.e., Z 0 = average of Y 1, Y 2, and Y 3 e i = prediction error from EWMA 4/27/20102

Chart Constants and Limits 4/27/20103 Shewhart Chart of Prediction Error e i = Y i – Z i-1 Limit TypeLimit Level Level Level EWMA of Standardized Test Result Z i = (Y i ) + (1 - ) Z i-1 Limit Type Limit Level 2 Upper Limit0.2To Be Determined by Surveillance Panel Input Level 2 Lower Limit0.2To Be Determined by Surveillance Panel Input Level 10.20

LTMS 2 nd Edition Flowchart: Target Development No Yes No Does study cover sufficient range of technologies, base oils and grades? Yes Does study cover sufficient range of labs, stands, engines and test sources of variability? No Yes Set reference oil targets based on statistical analysis Reference oils at or around pass limit? Yes No Yes Develop precision study and/or Industry Matrix in multiple stages to run Do the potential reference oils in the study meet chemical and physical constraints of the category? Does study adequately address questions of interest? Run matrix stage Any major problems in which study cannot continue? Run matrix stage Statistical analysis of matrix data Select reference oils Consider labs and stands for calibration No New Test or Oil Development Calibration A Calibration A 4/27/20104

Run 3 valid reference or matrix tests in the stand uninterrupted by non-reference tests LTMS 2 nd Edition Flowchart: Calibration Lab based severity adjustment system? Yes Is the test lab calibrated (existing lab)? No Is this a new stand in a lab? No Yes No Yes No Set Z 0 = Average of first 3 test results in the reference entity Did the reference test exceed the e i Level 1 limit on any primary test parameter? This is the first test stand in the lab This is a stand based severity adjustment system Is this a new stand? Run one reference test A A Status E Status E Status E Status E C C B B eiFeiF eiFeiF D D 4/27/20105 Reference Test

LTMS 2 nd Edition Flowchart: Status Is a planned reference oil reblend or primary part or fuel being introduced with a reference test? No Yes No Yes Has it been more than 2 years since the last acceptable reference test in the stand? Lab based severity adjustment system? E E Calibration C Calibration C Calibration B Calibration B Calibration D Calibration D 4/27/20106 Yes

Conduct one more reference test in stand that triggered alarm. Do not update charts. LTMS 2 nd Edition: Monitoring (e i ) Charts Did the last reference test exceed the e i Level 3 limit on any primary parameters? No Yes No Did the last reference test exceed the e i Level 2 limit on any primary parameters? Yes No Yes No Calibration period (number of tests) is 0.80 x standard calibration period | Y i – Y i+1 | ≤ e i Level 3 limit? Y i = original value Update charts Y i -Y i+1 > e i Level 3 limit and Y i > Z i-1 ? Y i = (e i Level 3 limit + Z i-1 ) Update charts Y i -Y i+1 < - e i Level 3 limit and Y i ≤ Z i-1 ? Yes No Y i = (-e i Level 3 limit + Z i-1 ) Update charts A Undue Influence Analysis A F F ZiGZiG ZiGZiG 4/27/20107 No

LTMS 2 nd Edition: Adjustment (Z i ) Charts Did the last reference test exceed the Z i Level 2 limit? No Yes No Yes No Did previous valid test (sequence i-1 ) accomplish calibration and | e i | ≤.50 and | Z i | ≤.50? Yes No Yes Calculate SA = -Z i x industry approved SA standard deviation Calibration period (number of tests) is 1.4 x standard calibration period Two or more invalid ref tests in calibration sequence in the same stand? END Did previous valid test (sequence i-1 ) accomplish calibration and | e i | ≤ 0.50 ? Calibration period (number of tests) is 1.2 x standard calibration period For all primary parameters Did the last reference test exceed the Z i Level 1 limit? No Severity Adjustment Yes No G G 4/27/20108 Is this a lab based severity adjustment system? Conduct one more reference test in stand that triggered alarm. No Yes Conduct one more reference test in stand that triggered alarm or in the stand that is next due for calibration. eiFeiF eiFeiF

Flowchart Symbol Legend » Terminal Point: start, stop, interrupt, delay » Process: Defined operation » Decision: Switching operation that determines a number of alternative paths » Offpage Connector: enter or exit from a page » Connector: Exit to, or entry from, another part of a page 4/27/20109