Sensor
Advantages:
- Imported chips and high quality durable materials
- Fully automatic programming, in line with the original characteristics
- Semi-automatic production to eliminate human problems
- All products are fully tested, and the computer automatically determines
- High precision machine parts, 99% similar with genuine
- More than 3,000 different models sensors in stock, including TPS sensors, oxygen sensor, MAP sensor, MAF sensors and coolant temperature sensors.
- Support drawing processing service and sample processing service, and we can build the molds and fixtures.
- 100% multiple tests for each piece sensors before shipping
All products will be strictly tested, inspected and packed properly before shipment.
Our products and packaging accept laser logo customization services. We will put foam in each box, so that the goods can not be damaged during transportation.
Throttle Position Sensor
The throttle position sensor (tps sensor) is an important automotive electronic component used to detect the position and angle of the engine throttle. It sends this information to the vehicle’s computer system to help control the engine’s fuel supply, ignition timing and air flow, ensuring that the engine can run properly and minimizing exhaust emissions.
Oxygen Sensor
Coolant Temperature Sensor
Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensor
Mass Air Flow Sensor
MAF refers to the air flow sensor, also known as the air flow meter. Air flow sensor is one of the important sensors of the car EFI engine, because the amount of air inhaled when the engine is working determines the amount of fuel injected into the engine, which is an important basis for the amount of fuel injected. If the air flow sensor fails, the trip computer does not get an accurate signal, it can not properly control the fuel injection, the mixture in the engine will be too thick or too thin, easy to affect the normal work of the engine.
Particulate Matter Sensor
Particulate Matter (PM) Sensor is a key component of the diesel engine exhaust aftertreatment system, designed to monitor particulate matter in the exhaust gas and help assess the performance of the Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF). Installed downstream of the DPF, the PM sensor detects particulate emissions and sends signals to the vehicle’s engine control unit (ECU) to support emissions monitoring, DPF performance evaluation, and exhaust system management. It plays an important role in helping diesel vehicles meet applicable emissions standards, including Euro 6 requirements. A failed PM sensor can trigger check engine light warnings, stored fault codes, interrupted DPF regeneration, and failed emissions tests.