To minimize relearn issues, Standard® calibrates the output voltages of our Electronic Throttle Body assembly to match the OE output. Additionally, we subject our assemblies to extensive testing, including:
Gasket included where required
All Standard® manufactured ETBs are built in our North American IATF 16949-certified facility
Undergoes extensive testing to ensure quality and reliability out of the box
Custom elastomeric seal protects sensor from environmental underhood elements such as dust, vapor and liquids
As a basic manufacturer, Standard® engineers upgrades to failure-prone OE components
New, never remanufactured, which maximizes performance and extends service life
100% calibration and testing ensure superior performance and durability
Magnet molded in high-performance polymer to ensure consistent location and low friction with bearing surfaces
Premium ETBs start with premium components and innovative design.
Housing
Our housing is made of corrosion-resistant aluminum and CNC machined to a surface finish of 0.4 microns. Plus, we use Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) software to verify the velocity, mass air flow and pressure losses through the Electronic Throttle Body.
Gear Train
Designed and simulated using sophisticated gear design software and precision molded in the USA. Our double-reduction gear train uses powder metal and plastic materials to prevent gears from becoming overstressed.
Throttle Plate Shaft
Our stainless-steel throttle plate shaft is precision machined and centerless ground to ensure proper alignment of throttle plate in throttle bore and low friction when used with precision needle roller bearings.
Throttle Plate
Our brass and aluminum throttle plates are CNC machined with tolerance less than 0.001 inches.
Bearings
We double seal both our deep-grooved ball bearings and drawn cup needle roller bearings to control the amount of air leakage from the bearings into the intake. Plus, our bearings are designed to operate in the housing between -40˚F and 284˚F.
Motor
Our motors are rated for exceptional life in temperatures ranging from -40˚F to 248˚F. Plus, our motor’s integrated ball bearing helps minimize cogging torque, and our dynamometer testing ensures OE-matching performance.
This video showcases helpful tips to consider when diagnosing and replacing an Electronic Throttle Body.