Automotive sensors

Car Sensors – Control Components for Vehicle Systems

Car sensors are essential components that ensure the stable operation of critical vehicle systems, including braking, climate control, transmission, and lighting. These devices monitor various parameters—such as temperature, speed, pressure, and component positions—and send signals to the vehicle’s electronic control units. This enables real-time adjustments and supports safe, efficient vehicle performance.

The catalog includes:

• Parking sensors (ultrasonic type)
• Tire pressure monitoring sensors (TPMS)
• Temperature sensors (air, coolant, oil)
• Oxygen sensors (lambda sensors)
• Rain and light sensors
• Speed sensors, ABS sensors, crankshaft and camshaft position sensors

Available sensors are compatible with most European, Japanese, and American car brands. Both OEM (original equipment) and high-quality aftermarket equivalents are available. Proper sensor selection depends on the car’s make, model, production year, and engine type.

These sensors can be used to replace factory-installed components or added as part of aftermarket system upgrades, such as TPMS or parking assist kits.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How can I tell if a sensor is faulty?
Signs may include warning lights on the dashboard, unstable engine operation, increased fuel consumption, incorrect temperature or pressure readings, or malfunction of support systems such as parking assist.

Can I test a sensor myself?
Some sensors (such as temperature or throttle position sensors) can be tested with a multimeter. Others may require diagnostic tools with OBD2 access to read values or error codes.

Does a new sensor need to be programmed or adapted?
That depends on the vehicle and sensor type. Many modern sensors require calibration or learning through diagnostic software, especially TPMS and crankshaft/camshaft position sensors.

What is the difference between OEM sensors and aftermarket ones?
OEM sensors are original parts from the vehicle manufacturer. Aftermarket sensors are compatible parts from third-party brands. They are usually more affordable, but quality and compatibility should be verified.

Can sensors be installed on a car that didn’t originally have them?
Yes. For example, TPMS or parking sensors can be retrofitted using universal kits suitable for a wide range of vehicles.

Are sensors of the same type compatible across different vehicles?
Not always. Even similar models may use sensors with different connectors, shapes, or communication protocols. It’s best to select sensors using the VIN or OEM part number.