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SMP manufactures nearly all the high technology critical components for late model vehicles, including distributorless ignition system (DIS) control modules; oxygen sensors; exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) valves; high energy and coil-on-plug coils; fuel injectors and pressure regulators; a wide range of anti-lock brake, temperature, camshaft, crankshaft, knock, MAP and throttle position sensors; along remanufactured on-board computers and mass air flow sensors.

Late model vehicles are highly computer controlled to reduce emissions, maximize fuel economy and improve consumer comfort. The various control systems in vehicles are interrelated and controlled by multiple computers that constantly monitor vehicle performance through a myriad of sensors located throughout the vehicle. Based on information received, the computers adjust the vehicle performance through a series of valves, switches and motors.

Right to Repair
The Motor Vehicle Owners’ Right to Repair Act:
Today’s modern vehicles are very complex machines. Computers and electronics control nearly every vehicle function from safety and emissions to ignition keys. Although these computers provide many benefits to motorists through improved fuel efficiency, comfort and safety, they also provide increasing opportunities for car companies to lock out access by car owners and the independent repair shops where they choose to obtain service for their vehicles. The need for Right to Repair legislation has become a necessity in order to protect the rights of car owners to decide where and how they have their vehicles serviced, whether at a new car dealer or an independent service facility. Right to Repair ensures that the person who bought the car and not the car company can decide where that vehicle is repaired and maintained.