Just recently, Standard Motor Products, Inc. (SMP) has announced the addition of 1,250 new part numbers to its renowned Standard® and Intermotor® lines. The roll out expands through the 2015 model year covering over 714 million extra vehicles in operation (VIO).
Huge additions were made to Standard® and Intermotor’s sensor and switch categories underlined by the company’s announcement of their new Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor line, which features over 140 MAFs covering 177 million VIO.
Increasing its coverage by 167 million VIO, Standard® added 475 switches, which includes cruise control, multi-function, combination, traction control, four-wheel drive selector, steering pressure, power seat, door lock, and power window. Standard® sustained its focus on engine control coverage by rolling out 225 new sensors for 139 million extra VIO. These included a new QWIK-SENSOR™ Multi-Coverage TPMS sensor with rubber valve stem (QS103R), fuel vapor, fuel pressure, transmission input, acceleration, yaw rate and G Force. Moreover, SMP added ignition coil-on-plugs, fuel vapor canisters, fuel injectors and over 40 power door lock actuators.
Phil Hutchens, Vice President Engine Management Marketing, SMP, said in a statement that they continue to expand their coverage in major high-tech categories, and their new MAF Sensor program is one example of their commitment to offering the highest-quality replacement parts for fuel and air sensor categories. “With more than 1,200 new parts, we deliver the coverage and products our customers need to meet their market demands.”
