MAZDA MIATA Ignitions & Electrical

Standard Motor Crankshaft Position Sensors

These Standard Motor Products replacement crankshaft position sensors are designed to send a signal to the ECM to determine engine rpm, crankshaft position, and engine misfire. They consist of a permanent magnet, yoke, and coil. The Standard Motor Products replacement crankshaft position sensors are mounted close to a tooth gear. As each tooth moves by the sensor, AC voltage pulses are inducted into the coil. Each tooth produces a pulse; as the gear rotates faster, there are more pulses produced. The ECM then determines the speed at which the component is revolving, based on the number of pulses. Therefore, the number of pulses in one second is the signal frequency. If you're experiencing crankshaft position sensor failure, try one of these Standard Motor Products replacement crankshaft position sensors.

4.27 out of 5 stars ( 26 )

$314.99

—

$327.99

Beck/Arnley Crankshaft Position Sensors

Has your vehicle ever mysteriously died on you, only to start up fine after emergency road service showed up--and then it happens again? Could be caused by malfunctioning crankshaft position sensors. Beck/Arnley sensors help to control many functions on your car, from ignition timing to power output to fuel efficiency, by relating crucial data to your vehicle's ECU. If your crankshaft position sensors become burnt or worn out, solve the "mystery" with new sensors from Beck/Arnley, for a life made easier by parts made right.

3.67 out of 5 stars ( 3 )

$320.99

JET V-Force Plus Power Control Modules

These V-Force Plus power control modules are designed for the performance enthusiast who wants improved performance, acceleration, and the ability to monitor vehicle information. V-Force Plus power control modules are designed around a 20 MHz RISC processor. V-Force Plus power control modules optimize ignition advance and fuel maps for optimum horsepower and drivability. In addition, the software in the program allows you to select from 14 different screens to monitor throttle position, mass airflow, manifold pressure, fuel economy, and air/fuel ratio. This allows you to monitor your driving habits for the best fuel economy and performance.

2.33 out of 5 stars ( 12 )

$319.99

Standard Motor Keyed Ignition Switches

Standard Motor's complete line of keyed ignition switches are constructed with the finest materials to ensure proper fit and function every time. Copper alloy conductors ensure superior electrical conductivity with low resistive losses, and they 100 percent test to verify mechanical and electrical performance. Robust design, complete quality control throughout the manufacturing process, and high-grade materials are included when you order the Standard Motor keyed ignition switch designed for your application.

4.89 out of 5 stars ( 9 )

$255.99

—

$413.99

Spectra Premium Crankshaft Position Sensors

Spectra Premium crankshaft position sensors are long-cycle thermal shock-tested for reliability from vibration—and salt spray-tested to ensure high-corrosion resistance. These replacement parts are engineered to stringent OE tolerances for fitment and performance. Order the sensor designed for your vehicle make/model and engine application.

Not Yet Reviewed

$275.99

Standard Motor ABS Speed Sensors

Standard Motor ABS speed sensors supply information regarding wheel movement to the ABS computer. They're often located at each wheel hub/rotor on 4-wheel disc systems. Alternatively, on rear drum applications, you'll usually find them mounted on the differential housing. Under braking, if wheel speeds are unequal, indicating wheel lockup, the computer modulates the anti-lock feature until the speeds are equal again. Replacement ABS speed sensors are available for hundreds of makes/models. Just match up your vehicle specs to order the correct unit.

4.89 out of 5 stars ( 18 )

$253.99

—

$274.99

Standard Motor Vehicle Speed Sensors

Replace your worn or malfunctioning vehicle speed sensor with one of these Standard Motor Products vehicle speed sensors. Depending upon a vehicle's equipment, the vehicle speed sensor commonly called a VSS may influence or control more systems than any other single sensor. Early-model vehicle speed sensors were just used to regulate the cruise control and control transmission shifts. Now, with OBD-II, vehicle speed is considered a part of the overall engine operating strategies, affecting both fuel delivery and ignition timing. The operations of the idle-air control valve and canister-purge cycle are regulated, in part, by the VSS. Automatic transmissions need VSS data to provide the best performance and mileage. Torque converter clutch operation is controlled by the VSS. In an electronically shifted transmission, VSS signals, instead of hydraulic pressure in the valve body, are used to determine shift points. Don't take chances with your vehicle's performance--insist on Standard Motor Products quality vehicle speed sensors.

4.24 out of 5 stars ( 17 )

$252.99