The expansive Standard sensor line is your go-to source for the form, fit and function demanded by today’s technicians. All state-of-the-art sensors are designed to meet or exceed OE specifications and to deliver exceptional performance and extended service life. Standard offers a broad array of sensor coverage including: air charge/manifold temperature, accelerator pedal, barometric pressure, camshaft, coolant temperature, crankshaft, fuel vent, knock, manifold absolute pressure, mass air flow, throttle position, vehicle speed, yaw rate, ride height, taillight, pedal stroke, headlamp leveling, air quality, battery current, rain, sun load, door pinch, brake fluid, fuel level, and many more.
“You want coverage? You’ve got it. And a whole lot more."
The accelerator pedal sensor assembly combines the familiar accelerator pedal with a dual output sensor for a drive-by-wire application. The ubiquitous throttle cable is replaced by a pedal position sensor to continuously measure driver input.
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The air charge/manifold temperature sensor is used by the computer to measure air density for fuel mixture control. The computer uses this information to trim the air/fuel ratio according to the air density.
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The airbag clock spring is an assembly that contains a spirally wound flat ribbon to allow the steering wheel to be turned while maintaining a constant electrical connection to the driver airbag, horn and other electrical steering wheel mounted controls.
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The anti-lock braking system uses an ABS or wheel sensor to monitor the wheel speed and send this information to the ABS computer. The ABS computer uses this information to prevent the brakes from locking during a stop. Standard ABS sensor line has complete coverage for domestic and import applications with over 1900 ABS numbers cataloged – and growing.
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What makes Standard ABS sensors the finest products.
ABS Sensors - Fast Facts
Testing
Standard left no stone unturned; performing extensive laboratory and real life testing that included measuring and comparing shaft speed vs. delta voltage, output voltage and variation to OE, magnetic field strength, air gap, output wave form, pulse width as well as a complete physical product comparison to OE.
Competition ABS Sensors
Standard vs Competition
Standard: ABS sensor# ALS1333 (GM 02-95; ranked in top 10 sellers) matches OE for output voltage, resistance, trigger wheel gap and all critical fit, form, and function measurables.
Competition: 29%-51% lower voltage output when compared to OE leading to potential ABS system failure. Incorrect mounting bracket does not match OE.
Standard: ABS Sensor# ALS198 (Ford 09-95; ranked in top 10 sellers) matches OE for output voltage, resistance, trigger wheel gap and all critical fit, form, and function measurables.
Competition: 45%-74% lower voltage output when compared to OE leading to potential ABS system failure. Inconsistent winding resistance, electrical inductance and magnetic field orientation resulting in poor sensor performance. Inconsistent gap between sensor tip and trigger wheel leading to potential sensor tip damage.
The brake pad wear sensor or brake wear indicator is an added safety feature on many vehicles used to warn drivers if their brake pad’s thickness becomes too low and their useful life is short. Brake pad wear sensors are designed to “fail” as brake pads wear. They should be changed whenever the pads are replaced or when the vehicle’s warning light indicates. Intermotor offers a broad product offering for brake pad wear sensors.
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The camshaft sensor determines which cylinder is firing to establish injector synchronization and coil firing sequence in DIS systems. Crankshaft sensors set ignition timing, supply the RPM signal, and determine engine speed. Standard engineering, manufacturing and testing excellence make Standard sensors the finest in the business, hands down.
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The camshaft synchronizer assembly consists of a camshaft position sensor mounted on an oil pump intermediate shaft. The synchronizer is driven off the camshaft and sends the camshaft rotational position information to the Powertrain Control Module (PCM) to establish injector synchronization and coil firing sequence in DIS systems.
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The coolant temperature sensor changes resistance with the temperature. The coolant temperature sensor is critical to many PCM functions such as fuel injection, ignition timing, variable valve timing, and transmission shifting.
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Knock sensors create a voltage signal based on the vibrations caused by detonation. The computer uses this signal to retard timing when spark knock occurs.
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The MAP sensor converts engine vacuum/manifold pressure to an electrical signal so the computer knows how much load the engine is under. This data is the basis for fuel delivery and timing control.
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The throttle position sensor moves with the throttle and sends a voltage signal to the computer indicating throttle angle and speed of movement data. The computer uses this data to measure engine load, adjust timing, fuel delivery, EGR, converter clutch operation and clear flood mode.
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The vehicle speed sensor or VSS measures transmission/transaxle output or wheel speed. The ECM uses this information to modify engine functions such as ignition timing, air/fuel ratio, transmission shift points, as well as to initiate diagnostic routines.
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A yaw rate sensor (or rotational speed sensor) measures a vehicle’s angular velocity about its vertical axis in degrees or radians per second in order to determine the orientation of the vehicle as it threatens to roll over. By comparing the vehicle’s actual yaw rate to the target yaw rate, the on-board computer can identify to what degree the vehicle may be under- or over-steering, and what corrective action, if any, is required. Corrective action may include reducing engine power as well as applying the brake on one or more wheels to realign the vehicle. The yaw rate sensor is a key component in a vehicle’s stability control or electronic stability control system designed to provide motorists with increased safety, security, and control even in the most difficult driving conditions. Standard leads the way, delivering these high-quality, high-technology sensors.
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The automotive market today includes over 40 vehicle makes, over 400 models and countless variations of those models. Vehicle manufacturers continue to expand electronic componentry as well as the vast array of products needed to service these systems. These additional category opportunities have led to the development of TechSmart.
TechSmart is an exciting new brand of enhanced engine control products developed for the professional service technician. TechSmart was designed to help the technician with new technology, new categories, and problem-solving improvements to the original with a proven quality they can trust.
TechSmart encompasses Standard innovation, engineering expertise, superior product quality, meticulous testing, unmatched customer service, competitive pricing, and brand integrity. The qualities that have made Standard the engine management industry leader for more than 90 years, are at the heart of every TechSmart part.
TechSmart air bag or impact sensors are used to signal a vehicle's air bag in the event of a frontal collision. The airbag sensor is an accelerometer, which is a small integrated circuit with integrated micro-mechanical elements. The microscopic mechanical element moves in response to rapid deceleration, and this motion causes a change in capacitance, which is detected by the electronics on the chip that then sends a signal to fire the airbag. Replacing a worn or failed OE sensor with a TechSmart air bag sensor provides a high-quality, yet inexpensive solution for drivers to remain safe.
The HVAC control module monitors the outside air quality while in AUTO mode using the air quality sensor. There are 2 sensors inside the air quality sensor assembly. A hydro-carbon (HC) sensor that is used for detecting gasoline exhaust fumes and a Nox sensor that is used for detecting nitrous oxide or diesel exhaust fumes. When air quality around the front of the vehicle is poor, the air quality sensor system will send a signal to the HVAC system to begin operation. TechSmart offers the aftermarket's best premium air quality sensors, ensuring that when a TechSmart sensor is installed it means problem solved!
An ambient light sensor is used to measure the amount of light outside the vehicle. It then modifies the operation of automatic headlamps, daytime running lamps, and on some makes, it will adjust the climate control unit as it can also function as a sun load sensor. When the ambient light sensor fails, vehicle’s headlamps may not illuminate even when the outside light dips below the required threshold; and the automatic temperature control will not adapt to changing conditions.
TechSmart delivers a line of proven-quality automatic headlight sensors. Automatic headlights eliminate the need for the driver to manually switch the headlights on or off. They are activated using a photoelectric sensor that senses lighting conditions at dawn or dusk. When the lighting conditions become too low, the automatic headlight sensors turn the lights on, increasing visibility for the driver. Trust TechSmart for a proven-quality solution when replacing this important safety feature.
The battery current sensor is a fuel saving component connected to the negative battery cable. This sensor monitors battery current and will shut off the alternator when it detects full charge. This helps to prevent the alternator from overcharging the battery; increasing battery life and increasing MPGs by decreasing parasitic loss from the alternator. When the battery current sensor fails, the alternator will continue to run and overcharge the battery while decreasing MPG and battery life or the alternator will not know how to kick back on at full charge, which will lead to a drained battery. Replace a failed battery current sensor with a high-quality direct replacement TechSmart unit.
The brake booster vacuum sensor senses the amount of vacuum needed to maintain proper power brake operations. If the sensor reads a low vacuum situation, it will illuminate the check engine light and give a trouble code. These can often fail when contaminated brake fluid damages the sensor; creating a potentially dangerous situation on this critical safety component. The TechSmart brake booster vacuum sensors are high-quality replacements for damaged OE sensors that will ensure that the brake system is properly monitored.
The automotive market today includes over 40 vehicle makes, over 400 models and countless variations of those models. Vehicle manufacturers continue to expand electronic componentry as well as the vast array of products needed to service these systems. These additional category opportunities have led to the development of TechSmart.
TechSmart offers a line of premium headlight level sensors that work with a vehicle's self-leveling headlight system adjusting the headlight height in relation to the vehicle height. If the vehicle's trunk is loaded and the rear is sagging, the vehicle’s lights may shine high. Functioning headlight level sensors adjust to compensate for the rear being low. When the OE sensor fails, headlights will either shine too high or too low, creating a potentially dangerous driving situation for you and other drivers. Trust TechSmart to provide the highest-quality replacement solution for a failed headlight level sensor.
TechSmart offers a line of humidity sensors for late model import applications. Humidity sensors work with the vehicle's HVAC system to sense the humidity levels in the cabin and send a signal to the automatic climate control to begin operation. Always replace a failed humidity sensor with a premium TechSmart sensor to maintain comfort and proper HVAC operation.
Oil level was once measured by a dipstick and a rag. Today’s technicians now work with digital oil level sensors that monitor a vehicle’s fluid level. The OE oil level sensor is prone to failure. When it malfunctions it illuminates the low oil warning light and may cause a bit of motorist anxiety. TechSmart has developed this new-technology, replacement oil level sensor for accurate, ‘better than OE’ performance.
TechSmart offers a line of OE-specific premium park assist sensors, also known as back-up sensors. TechSmart park assist sensors are 100% matched to the OE body style. Each park assist sensor is guaranteed to fit and perform just like the original. Each TechSmart sensor connector is molded into the body just like the OE. Count on TechSmart to provide proven-quality solutions for these key safety elements.
TechSmart also offers a line of premium-quality rain sensors. Automotive rain sensors measure the amount of light being reflected and sent back to the sensor. If the glass is wet, less light makes it back and the sensor sends a signal to the wipers to operate. This eliminates the need to constantly adjust the wipers for misty or intermittent rain situations. With a new rain sensor from TechSmart, you will keep your wipers operating efficiently and safely for the long haul.
Adding to TechSmart’s growing line of advanced technology sensors come sunload sensors. The sunload sensor works with the HVAC temp sensor located in the passenger compartment. If the sensor detects a high sunlight condition, it will signal the fan to come on at a higher-than-normal level to maintain in-cabin temperatures. Keep comfortable with premium-quality TechSmart sunload sensors.
When an OE transmission oil temperature sensor fails, it can affect drivability, transmission service life, and comfort. Often the motorist will complain that the transmission is making a loud noise, the vehicle shifts hard, and the transmission will not shift into overdrive mode. The TechSmart transmission oil temperature sensor provides the technician with a high-quality, cost-effective, direct replacement for the failed OE part.
If your Ram 5.9L or 6.7L Cummins powered truck gets a P0106 code or exhibits excessive exhaust smoke and higher exhaust gas temperatures than normal, it may be the turbocharger speed sensor causing the problem. The ECM interprets the signal from the vehicle's turbocharger speed sensor to monitor operating speed and determine if the turbo is functioning properly. If the sensor fails and the turbo falls out of normal operating spec, this could result in a very costly turbocharger replacement. Replace a failed turbocharger speed sensor with a high-quality direct replacement TechSmart unit and prevent unnecessary repair bills.
As the automotive industry continues to introduce more electronic systems, switches and relays will play a greater role in daily operation and repairs. With over 10,000 engine, multifunction, and driver operated switches and relays for import and domestic vehicles, Standard sets the bar for coverage you can count on. Standard switches and relays are all meticulously designed, manufactured and tested to meet or exceed OE specs, for impressive reliability and performance.
Standard is ready with a vast selection of technologically advanced components to address the daily operation and repair needs of technicians working on late model and older vehicles. The expansive line of the company includes: coolant fan, combination, cruise control, dimmer, door, hall effect, A/C cut-off, door jamb, idle, stoplight, variable valve timing oil pressure, door lock position, torque converter lock-up, transmission oil pressure, fog light, headlight, heated seat, ignition, parking brake, power door lock, power mirror, power seat, power window, rear defogger, temperature control, trunk release, turn signal and windshield wiper, just to name a few.
Standard offers a complete line of driver/passenger operated switches in addition to its engine switch offering. With more than 5,000 driver operated switches, Standard is sure to have your switch! Its expansive line of driver operated switches includes: combination, cruise control, dimmer, fog light, hall effect, headlight, heated seat, ignition, parking brake, power door lock, power mirror, power seat, power window, rear defogger, temperature control, trunk release, turn signal and windshield wiper, multi-function power seat memory, steering wheel audio control, hazard warning, and many more.
Decades of industry-leading research and development focused on meeting the technician’s needs for quality ignition switches has led Standard to offer a complete line of ignition switches and lock assemblies unsurpassed in quality. All Standard ignition switches, locks, and assemblies perfectly match the original for precision installation. Standard ignition lock assemblies feature a professional quality construction made using solid brass tumblers, chrome plated brass keys, die-cast zinc lock cores and multiple, randomly assigned key codes to always ensure superior operation.
Standard is your go-to source for a full line of accessory and electronic relay solutions that support all key engine components and systems, including: Air Conditioner System, Alarm System, Battery Saver, Blower Motor, Compressor Cut-off, Delay Switch, EFI System, Electronic Engine Control, Fuel Pump, Headlight, Power Trim System, Turn Signal, Fuel Injection, Starter, Main, Power Window, Theft Deterrent, Coolant Fan, Horn, Fog Lamp, Diesel Glow Plug, Windshield Wiper, Sunroof, Rear Window Defogger, and many others. Standard offers more than 255 unique relay categories and coverage for all domestic and import applications. Standard relays match the OE for fit, form, and function to match what you take off the vehicle.
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Most modern vehicles come with the option for a keyless entry, also known as a “Key Fob.” The problem is that these transmitters can drop, break, or get lost; rubber buttons can wear; contacts inside become corroded; and the plastic cause crack. TechSmart offers a complete line of keyless entry transmitters providing a high-quality, cost-effective solution to replace the damaged or lost original. Remember to always follow OE reprogramming instructions to ensure that your TechSmart keyless entry transmitter works in harmony with your vehicle.
Vehicle performance and drivability are enhanced when a fuel injector delivers up to spec, and Standard fuel injection components do just that. For quality and coverage, Standard is your aftermarket leader for fuel injection and fuel systems.
Standard offers full coverage for import and domestic vehicles, with an unsurpassed range of premium, quality fuel injectors and fuel system components that meet or exceed OE. Standard fuel injectors are built in its TS 16949 certified OE manufacturing plant, where they undergo extensive testing to ensure precision quality, enhanced performance, and improved durability.
“For the coverage and quality you demand, make Standard your first and only choice.”
The fuel injector is an electronically controlled valve that is supplied with pressurized fuel by the fuel pump and when energized atomizes the fuel into a fine mist so that it can burn easily in the vehicle’s engine. Designed to match flow rates, spray patterns and body styles.
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Standard Advanced Technology Solutions
Standard designs and manufactures a broad variety of fuel injector styles with matching flow rates, spray patterns and body styles including the disc, pintle and G injector configurations.
Fuel/water separator sensors monitor the vehicle’s diesel fuel for the presence of water, triggering the vehicle’s warning light to illuminate when it senses water is present. Standard offers a full line of fuel water sensors. Since fuel/water separator sensor can be easily damaged during a routine fuel filter replacement, this sensor is a high-failure high-replacement part. The Standard fuel water separator sensor line includes 12 sensors for Chevrolet/GMC Truck, Dodge, Sprinter, Jeep, and Ford truck.
“All Standard fuel/water separator sensors meet or exceed OE specifications for flawless performance and extended service life.”
Standard gives you more emission control system support than any brand in the industry. A complete product offering means complete coverage for all of your emission control needs. And that coverage comes with peace of mind: as a basic manufacturer, Standard controls the process from start to finish, so you can always count on perfect performance, time after time.
“A complete product offering means complete coverage.”
The EGR valve helps your vehicle burn fuel more efficiently and effectively by recirculating a portion of your exhaust and running it through the combustion process again. This results in a cooler, more complete burn of the fuel which decreases your vehicle’s noxious emissions by prohibiting the formation of some harmful gases.
Every Standard EGR valve is calibrated to OEM specifications for precision performance. The vacuum actuated EGR valves of the company are assembled with high-strength silicon diaphragms with steel reinforcement to extend the service life during operation. All Standard EGR valves must pass comprehensive quality testing including computer-controlled bench testing checks for resistance, leakage, and response as well as flow rates to ensure trouble-free operation before they leave Standard’s facility.
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The EGR position sensor detects the movement and position of the EGR valve pintle. The EGR pressure sensor detects exhaust gas flow through the EGR passage. Standard EGR sensors use the finest components and every sensor must pass meticulous quality control to assure that each EGR sensor’s voltage output measurement will always be accurate. Each sensor undergoes a rigorous end-of-line test validating output voltages to exacting specifications for reliable, trouble-free operation.
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Mechanical EGR valve position sensors are mounted on the top of the EGR valve while EGR pressure sensors will be located close to the EGR valve as the exhaust gas hose must be connected to the sensor and valve.
A malfunctioning EGR position or pressure sensor can illuminate the MIL, and may cause drivability problems. The signal is critical to the performance of the engine management system: too much flow - the engine will stall or have a rough idle; too little flow - emission gases (especially NOx) will be elevated and detonation will occur. Typical failure is due to opens, shorts, or intermittent signals.
A technician can use a scan tool to monitor the EGR position or EGR pressure data for changes during EGR operation and determine if these sensors are malfunctioning.
What makes Standard EGR sensors the best.
The canister vent solenoid supports the Evaporative Emission Control (EVAP) System, which prevents gasoline vapors from escaping into the atmosphere from the fuel tank and fuel system. Standard canister vent solenoids are engineered with cutting-edge technology and premium components to offer superior protection from leaking and corrosion.
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Standard offers both mechanical and electrical PCV (Positive Crankcase Ventilation) valves. Full-range mechanical PCV valves are manufactured in Standard’s Ocala, Florida facility. This highly specialized product location adds its own expertise and support to the Standard product line.
As engine technology evolves, coil-on-plug technology will continue to play an increasingly important role in ignition systems. This product category will be at the forefront for years to come, and Standard is leading the way with an expansive selection of quality ignition components.
“The technology of the future, available for your engine today.”
The ignition coil converts a low-voltage current to high-voltage energy that is delivered to the spark plug to ignite the air/fuel mixture within the cylinder. A coil-on-plug is designed to perform the functions of both the ignition coil which creates the spark energy, and the spark plug wire set that is designed to contain and deliver the high-voltage energy to the spark plug. Standard coil-on-plug assemblies are engineered and tested to meet or exceed OE standards for spark energy, impedance, and durability.
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Ignition Coil Testing
Standard performed an extensive engineering analysis of OE DG500 and DG508. The engineers measured winding resistance, inductance and output voltage, spark, energy, waveform peak voltage and ringing, as well as a complete physical and sectioned comparison to OE.
The Findings
Standard ignition coils look, fit and perform like the original they replace with 100% end-of-the-line production testing. The Standard coils also provide an improved secondary winding design (additional winding bays) that helps prevent internal arcing and high-voltage breakdown.
The Standard coils match or exceed the OE coils in all categories and are an excellent replacement exceeding the OE performance.
UF303 - Coils and Water Don’t Mix!
On some GM models (4.2 inline 6 cyl. LL8 VIN code S – PRO LL8), water intrusion will cause premature failure of the coil and spark plugs — it’s not a coil problem!
Signs of Premature Failure
If a customer complains of a rough idle and/or the MIL/SES light flashes on after a rain shower or car wash, this may indicate water intrusion.
Check for possible DTC codes P0300 through P0306 and inspect the coils and spark plugs. If upon inspection of the coils, a white chalk-like build-up on the inside and/or outside of the spark plug boots is detected, the coils have been damaged and must be replaced with Standard hi-quality UF303 coils. It is also advised to replace the spark plugs.
The Remedy
Water can seep past the engine cam cover and collect below the coils in the spark plug wells of the cylinder head resulting in a possible misfire. To prevent this condition from reoccurring, the AIP seal must be replaced with a replacement seal that redirects the water away from the engine cam cover.
TechSmart engineers have developed the finest quality, OE matching distributor assemblies for GM 4.3L V6 & 5.0/5.7L V8 applications. Behind each part is a meticulous attention to detail, rigorous testing, and over 90 years of experience in ignition manufacturing.
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Standard is your go-to source for a full line of accessory and electronic relay solutions that support all key engine components and systems, including: daytime running light kits, blower motor resistors (two or four), and TechSmart HID ballasts.
“Standard Technology. The excellence is in the details.”
Standard daytime running lights are 100% tested to verify both mechanical and electrical switching performance. Standard switches are designed using copper alloy conductors to ensure superior electrical conductivity with low resistive losses.
Standard offers full line coverage for domestic blower motor resistors including the proper replacements for the Chevy/GMC truck problem-applications. With more than 200 blower motor resistors in the line, you can count on Standard for the right resistor, always matching the original fit, form, and function.
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TechSmart delivers high-quality, direct-replacement HID headlight ballasts for domestic and import vehicles. HID headlights require a ballast to power them since they do not run on low-voltage current. When a ballast overheats and fails, the HID light system becomes inoperative. TechSmart’s line of HID headlight ballasts covers today’s most popular domestic and import applications. A high attention to quality ensures that this advanced safety feature functions properly each and every time you install a new TechSmart unit.
Standard is your source for the very best in wire technology, with total coverage. You’ll enjoy effortless installations plus cutting-edge technology that delivers superior power and efficient performance. For the fit, form, and function you demand, Standard is your complete wire set resource. Using advanced technology from the inside out, Standard engineers its ignition wire and cable products to outlast and outperform the competition.
Standard OE Plus Performance professional wire sets feature original equipment fit, form and function. Every set is designed, built and tested to meet or exceed OE quality standards. Standard wire sets feature “better than OE” D.I.S. coil boots and OHC boots that provide better dielectric performance than OE plastic tubes. Its wire sets contain heat shields, looms, and high-temperature silicone boots, where required, to provide advanced protection from the harsh conditions of the engine.
Proper installation angles?
Boots configured at proper installation angles resist extreme engine heat and petroleum based contaminants.
"Better than OE" D.I.S. coil boots?
A Standard exclusive - extra thick molded boots seal the inside and outside of the coil tower, locking voltage in and moisture out.
Problem solving OHC boots?
Provide better dielectric performance than plastic tubes.
Heat shield and loom?
Provides advanced protection against abrasion and high heat on select applications.
Triple silicone wire?
High-temperature silicone boots?
Specially made to withstand extreme heat.
Coil-on-Plug systems are designed to distribute the ignition spark more efficiently to the fuel in the combustion chamber. Coil-on-Plug delivers between 30 and 60 thousand volts directly to the spark plug thousands of times per minute. The connection between coil and spark plug is made through the Coil-on-Plug boot. Standard coil-on-plug boots are made up of a flexible, heat-resistant outer cover over a conductive spring that delivers the spark from coil to spark plug.
Engine environment, heat, water contamination, fuel and lubricant contamination and abrasion damage can all shorten the life of Coil-on-Plug boots significantly and may require replacement to keep an engine running efficiently. Standard coil-on-plug boots are manufactured from the best materials for top performance and endurance – so next time you replace the engine’s spark plugs, replace the coil-on-plug boots with Standard.
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Some of the newer engines are designed using both wire leads and direct coil-on-plug boots. Standard offers a complementary line of ignition coil-on-plug boot /wire set kits. Complete tune-up kit includes custom fit wire set and coil-on-plug boots - everything you need in a single package to complete the job. All of the components are manufactured to the specifications required for your vehicle and are equivalent in fit, form, and function to the original so you can install with confidence.
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One TPMS Supplier. One complete TPMS program. Real clarity.
You know that Standard and Intermotor offer a complete TPMS line featuring OE-matching direct-fit cloneable TPMS sensors, mounting hardware, service kits, shop tools and more than 98% coverage. And that means technicians get the best of both worlds – an OE-matching TPMS sensor with advanced technology built in to make it ID cloneable, saving time and money in the bay. But did you know that these same Standard and Intermotor OE-matching cloneable TPMS sensors can be OE-relearned, work with all major TPMS service tools, and are ready-to-install right out of the box.
And that’s not all. Standard now offers the most advanced multi-coverage (multi-fit, multi-application, universal) TPMS sensor in the market today – NEW QWIK-SENSOR™!
Innovative QWIK-SENSOR™ line covers 94% of all domestic, European and Asian applications with only 3 multi-coverage TPMS sensors. They are easily programmed with the TechSmart T55003 TPMS tool and once activated can be ID-cloned or OE-relearned, at technician’s choice. Each QWIK-SENSOR™ is available in two valve stem configurations, metal or rubber to match the proper application. QWIK-SENSOR™ TPMS sensors are color coded for easy identification and come fully assembled right out of the box.
Environmental testing using SAEJ2657 certification standards
In a recent study, 42% of drivers were unable to identify the TPMS symbol.
In this study, 4 out of 10 drivers could not identify the TPMS warning light, even though 96% of drivers considered under-inflated tires an important safety concern and 89% believed that properly inflated tires and a warning system could save their lives.
This is your TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) warning light and when illuminated, it indicates that the tire pressure monitoring system has found a tire with low air pressure, a sensor with a dead battery or a TPMS system malfunction.
The Tire Pressure Monitoring System is a safety device that measures, identifies and warns you when one or more of your tires are significantly under-inflated. The TPMS light on your dash will flash if there is a system malfunction, while a steady illuminated light indicates an air pressure problem.
If the TPMS light is illuminated, the first order of business is to check your tire pressure. If driving, pull over safely at the first opportunity. Once you determine you are not having a blowout, check the pressure in each tire with a tire gauge. If the problem is low tire pressure, fill your tires to the recommended pressure noted on your placard. Once corrected, most vehicles will reset the TPMS light automatically, some will require a manual reset and some may require professional attention (refer to the owner’s manual). If your TPMS light is still illuminated after correcting the air pressure or you notice any tire damage, see a professional technician immediately.
Some vehicles may feature a different TPMS display but regardless of the type of TPMS alert in your vehicle, if it’s illuminated, your vehicle is trying to tell you something. One or more of your tires is underinflated or the TPMS system itself is malfunctioning and it needs immediate attention from you or your service professional.
When it’s time to replace your TPMS sensors, there’s no need to go back to the dealer. Ask your trusted service technician for Standard and Intermotor cloneable TPMS sensors. Advanced cloneable technology ensures a perfect match, with designs that meet or exceed the quality and performance of your vehicle’s original equipment. Plus, a faster and easier installation with no “relearn time” will get you back on the road in record time.
Traditional installation requires “relearn process”
Standard OE-matching sensors can be installed right out of the box and OE-relearned or can be ID-cloned eliminating the need for the OE-relearn process
Standard and Intermotor OE-matching cloneable TPMS program
Standard and Intermotor offer a complete TPMS line featuring OE-matching direct-fit cloneable TPMS sensors, mounting hardware, service kits, shop tools and more than 98% coverage. This is the best TPMS coverage featuring the most advanced TPMS sensors.
Standard TPMS sensors are specifically engineered to match the fit, form and function of the vehicle’s original sensor. Each OE-matching cloneable sensor has its own unique sensor ID, the right protocol and matching body style. And with sophisticated technology built in to make it ID cloneable, Standard OE-matching sensors allow technicians to bypass complex OE relearn procedures. Techs get the best of both worlds – a matching sensor with built-in time-saving technology.
But that’s not all. These same Standard and Intermotor OE-matching cloneable TPMS sensors can be OE-relearned, work with all major TPMS service tools, and are ready-to-install right out of the box. That’s right, Standard and Intermotor advanced OE-matching TPMS sensors can be ID-cloned or OE-relearned; at technician’s choice.
Step 1: Locate the ID number on the old sensor. (*If old sensor is destroyed, the ID number may be retrieved from the vehicle’s computer.)
Step 2: Place the new Standard cloneable sensor in the holding tray of the TechSmart T55000.
Step 3: Enter the ID Number from the old sensor and press enter.
Cloning is now complete! It really is that easy!
Step 4: Write the cloned ID on the sticker provided with the new Standard sensor.
Step 5: Affix sticker to back of the new sensor.
TPMS service parts should be replaced every time a tire is removed from the wheel. These parts may include valve stem, seal, washer, nut, valve core and cap.
QWIK-SENSOR™ is an innovative multi-coverage TPMS sensor program featuring ease of programming, advanced technology and complete coverage.
The QWIK-SENSOR™ line includes 3 sensors in both metal (M suffix) and rubber (R suffix) factory-installed valve configurations*;
TPMS service kits, replacement valves, mounting hardware and the right TPMS shop tools.
QWIK-SENSOR™ is complemented by a complete Standard and Intermotor ‘OE-matching cloneable ready-to-install right out the box’ program.
When it’s time to replace your TPMS sensors, there’s no need to go back to the dealer. As a leader in TPMS technology, Standard and Intermotor provide the best TPMS coverage in the industry. In addition to full line of perfect-match TPMS sensors, designed to meet or exceed the quality performance of the vehicle’s original equipment, Standard also offers a complete line of tools for service technicians. TPMS sensors can be installed faster and easier, all to get vehicles back on the road in no time.
The Techsmart T55001 TPMS relearn and scan tool performs the relearn process on all import and domestic vehicles and displays complete sensor information including: tire pressure, tire temperature, broadcast frequency, battery status, sensor ID and tire location.
Programming QWIK-SENSOR™ is simple with the TechSmart T55003. In a few simple steps, the technician can load the correct protocol on to the QWIK-SENSOR™ multi-coverage sensor. Once the protocol is loaded, the ID of the failed unit can be ID cloned on to the sensor in under a minute.
Developed to be used with Standard and Intermotor cloneable sensors, the TechSmart T55000 cloning tool enables service technicians to clone the ID of the existing sensor to the new cloneable sensor.
Installation is as easy as 1, 2, 3.
This high-quality TPMS service tool kit contains all the tools necessary to manage your TPMS service.
Typical Chrysler Relearn - Considered an “Easy” Relearn Process
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The Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor measures the amount of air flow entering the intake manifold using a heated grid or wire. The PCM uses this signal primarily for fuel control. A failing sensor can illuminate the MIL, and may cause the engine to run rich or lean; the engine may lack power and produce “pinging” noises during part throttle driving.
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