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Collision Repair Program

Today’s collision repair parts don’t just have to fit, they have to function correctly with electronic vehicle safety systems. Precision manufacturing, validation and on-vehicle testing make Standard® the professional’s choice from Active Grille Shutters to Park Assist Sensors and everything in between.

Highlights

3 Things To Know

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8,000+ Components

Standard® offers more than 8,000 parts that may need to be replaced in the event of a collision.

2

Key Categories

Collision repair categories available include Lighting, ADAS, Door/Body, Cabin, Sensors, Connectors and more.

3

Correctly Integrate

Standard® parts are designed and tested to correctly integrate with the complex electrical systems of modern vehicles.

Overview

   Standard® Has Collision Covered

Coverage

Comprehensive Coverage

Standard® offers thousands of the parts that may need to be replaced in the event of a collision. Available collision components include:

    • Door Lock Actuators
    • ABS Sensors
    • Parking Brake Actuators
    • Park Assist Cameras and Sensors
    • Electrical Connectors
    • High-Temp Headlight Harnesses
    • TPMS Sensors
    • Active Grille Shutters and Actuators
    • Intercoolers
    • Airbag Clock Springs
    • Center High Mount Stoplight Assemblies
    • and more
  • Park assist cameras have become one of the hottest ADAS components. If damage is minor, many motorists may opt NOT to go through an insurance claim and replace only the damaged camera/sensor.
Coverage Collision Two Cars

Market

Growing Market

As vehicle manufacturers implement additional electronic safety systems to keep vehicle occupants safer, the number of sensors on vehicles grow to make these systems as accurate as possible. More sensors means more chances for them to be damaged, corroded, or simply wear out over time.

Market Sensors

Service Opportunities

Service Opportunities

Vehicles use multiple park assist sensors on front and rear bumpers to report distance to an object, utilizing an ultrasonic signal. These sensors are often damaged in front or rear bumper collisions. 

When replacing a park assist sensor, it is recommended that you also inspect and replace the park assist connector if it appears bent, damaged or corroded. In addition to a full line of Park Assist Cameras, Standard® also offers the high-temp connectors required to do the job right the first time.

Service Opp Sensor And Connector

Engineering & Design

Engineering

Standard® Park Assist Sensors are engineered and manufactured in our Bialystok, Poland facility, a 145,000 square-foot facility with IATF 16949, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications.

Each Standard® Park Assist Sensor is engineered to transmit an exact amount of ultrasound energy and receive only echoes that reach the exact level specified by the park assist module, allowing them to precisely detect the location of obstacles for precise operation.

Engineering Park Assist Sensor

Manufacturing

Precision Manufacturing

As an expert manufacturer, Standard® has complete control over engineering and manufacturing processes, ensuring the highest-quality collision repair components in the industry. We inspect and validate our own raw materials and control the entire manufacturing process at each of our 19 manufacturing facilities around the world to ensure quality. Additionally, our facilities hold IATF 16949, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications.

Manufacturing Park Assist Sensors

Testing & Validation

Testing & Validation

Standard® Collision Repair components are rigorously tested and validated to match OE vehicle-specific performance. Additionally, our ADAS components are tested on vehicles at our testing center in Texas to ensure that they properly integrate with ADAS systems to keep vehicle occupants safe.

Testing Park Assist Sensors
Product Sub-Categories

Collision Categories

Technicians look to Standard® for the parts required to do the job right. From Actuators and ADAS components to Underhood and Cabin components, Standard® has the Collision Repair parts needed to service a variety of systems correctly the first time.

Actuators

Door Lock Actuators

Door Lock Actuators

Hood Latches & Actuators

Hood Latch Actuators

Liftgate Actuators

Parking Brake Actuators

Parking Brake Actuators

Trunk Lock Actuators

Trunk Lock Actuators

ADAS

Blind Spot Sensors

Blind Spot Detection Sensors

Cruise Control Sensors

Cruise Control Sensors

Lane Departure Cameras

Lane Departure Cameras

Park Assist Cameras

Park Assist Cameras

Park Assist Sensors

Park Assist Sensors

Steering Angle Sensors

Steering Angle Sensors

Connectors & Pigtails

Blower Motor Resistor Harnesses

Blower Motor Resistor Parts

Electrical Connectors

Electrical Connectors

High-Temp Headlight Harnesses

High-Temp Headlight Harnesses

Sensors

ABS Sensors

Headlight Level Sensors

Headlight Level Sensors

Ride Height Sensors

Ride Height Sensors

TPMS Sensors

Underhood & Cabin Components

Active Grille Shutter Actuators

Active Grille Shutter Actuators

Active Grille Shutters

Active Grille Shutters

Airbag Clock Springs

Airbag Clock Springs

DRL Components

HID Headlight Ballasts

HID Headlight Ballasts

High Mount Stoplight Assemblies

High Mount Stoplight Assemblies

Intercoolers

Related Parts

Switches and Relays Program

Standard Pro Training

Tech Tips & Impact on Vehicle Systems

As experienced ASE-certified automotive technicians themselves, Standard® Pro Trainers are experts in collision components. Here’s what they say to look out for during collision repair.

In addition to being damaged in collisions, blind spot detection sensors are prone to failure due to corrosion from salt spray entering the casing and destroying the circuit board inside.

Electric and hybrid vehicles also use active grille shutters to improve aerodynamics and assist with cooling the battery and drive motor. 

The door lock actuator on the driver’s door is the most replaced as it experiences more wear than the others.

During a collision repair, before replacing an ADAS Component, always refer to specific service information for the procedures required for that component.

Before installing any replacement part after a collision, make certain that the mounting surface is true to the original location.

To prevent broken headlight level sensor linkage, check the mounting bracket for corrosion and rust. If you notice any, clean it with rust penetrant.

In addition to being damaged in collisions, blind spot detection sensors are prone to failure due to corrosion from salt spray entering the casing and destroying the circuit board inside.

Electric and hybrid vehicles also use active grille shutters to improve aerodynamics and assist with cooling the battery and drive motor. 

The door lock actuator on the driver’s door is the most replaced as it experiences more wear than the others.

During a collision repair, before replacing an ADAS Component, always refer to specific service information for the procedures required for that component.

Before installing any replacement part after a collision, make certain that the mounting surface is true to the original location.

To prevent broken headlight level sensor linkage, check the mounting bracket for corrosion and rust. If you notice any, clean it with rust penetrant.

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