What Blue Streak Electronics makes

Blue Streak Electronics remanufactures automotive electronic modules and builds the diagnostic tools used to service them. The catalog runs to more than 10,000 part numbers across the core module families: engine control modules (ECMs), body control modules (BCMs), anti-lock brake system (ABS) and traction modules, mass airflow sensors (MAFS), instrument clusters (IPC), throttle bodies, cruise control modules and servos, GM PROM chips, and diesel modules. In 2023 the company extended the line into electrified drivetrains with remanufactured driveline power inverters covering hybrid and electric vehicles. Its diagnostic side includes the iflash flash-reprogramming system and OTOtest scan tooling.

Remanufacturing is the whole business, not a sideline. A returned core is torn down, its common wear components are replaced, critical solder joints are reworked, and the finished module is tested against the original manufacturer's specifications before it ships. That model matters to buyers because it changes the sourcing picture: a remanufacturer's main input is used cores flowing back from the field, not imported finished goods, so the company competes on coverage, turnaround, and calibration accuracy rather than on landed cost of new production. For context on how these parts move through the aftermarket, see our glossary entries on the original equipment manufacturer relationship and on supplier tiers.

Service programs

Blue Streak's programs are built around fast module turnaround. The Critical Core Program stocks common modules at its US and Canadian remanufacturing facilities for same-day shipment on orders placed before noon Eastern; programmable units require the vehicle VIN, year, make, model, fuel and transmission type, and options. The Rebuild and Return (R&R) program repairs hard-to-find modules a customer ships in, with a stated 24-hour turnaround after the unit enters the facility, and the same model applies to instrument panels. A GM PROM Replacement Program and a Flash Reprogramming Program handle calibration updates, including cases where the original PROM was lost, stolen, or damaged. ASE-certified technical staff support the products after the sale. These programs are the practical expression of a production part approval mindset applied to reman: match or exceed the original spec, then verify it.

Ownership and history

Blue Streak Electronics traces to Lavi Electronics, a Toronto remanufacturer of engine control computers. Standard Motor Products entered a joint venture with Lavi, acquired a majority interest, and renamed the operation Blue Streak Electronics, Inc. Standard Motor Products (NYSE: SMP) is a publicly listed automotive parts manufacturer and one of the larger members of the Motor and Equipment Manufacturers Association, and Blue Streak is one of its established aftermarket brands. Because Blue Streak is a private, majority-owned subsidiary brand, it does not publish standalone financial figures, and SMP does not break out Blue Streak revenue in its filings.

The company is headquartered at 30 Moyal Court in Concord, part of Vaughan, Ontario, where its remanufacturing research, development, and production sit alongside customer service and technical support. It describes offices across Canada, the United States, Israel, and Mexico, and employs more than 100 full-time staff. Its own materials list Blue Streak America in Boca Raton, Florida, and Blue Streak Mexico in Tijuana, with the brand's products distributed through Standard Motor Products facilities in Independence and Edwardsville, Kansas, and Mississauga, Ontario. Day-to-day leadership per the company's own site includes Aron Regev as President, Tomer Regev as VP of Marketing, John Cabral as General Manager, and Shawn Patterson as Manager of Systems and Operations.

Certifications and quality

Blue Streak's quality-assurance page displays an ISO 9001 badge and describes a quality management system built on the ISO 9000 family of standards, with a stated focus on continuous improvement. The company's remanufacturing pitch centers on testing every unit to meet or exceed original manufacturer specifications, replacing common wear components, and reworking critical solder connections. The scraped quality page does not show a current certificate date, so the ISO 9001 status is reported here as the company's own claim rather than a date-verified certification. Buyers who need a current certificate on file should request it directly.

Known customers

Blue Streak sells into the professional automotive aftermarket rather than to named OEM programs, so its "customers" are distribution channels and installers, not a disclosed account list.

Beyond these channels, Blue Streak's reach is best understood through its parent: as an SMP brand, its modules move through the same professional-technician network SMP serves across North America.

Frequently asked questions

What does Blue Streak Electronics make?

Blue Streak Electronics remanufactures automotive electronic modules, including engine control modules (ECMs), body control modules (BCMs), ABS modules, mass airflow sensors, instrument clusters, throttle bodies, and, since 2023, hybrid and EV driveline power inverters. It also makes diagnostic and flash-reprogramming tools. Its catalog runs to more than 10,000 part numbers.

Who owns Blue Streak Electronics?

Blue Streak Electronics is majority-owned by Standard Motor Products (NYSE: SMP), a publicly listed automotive parts manufacturer. It began as Lavi Electronics, a Toronto remanufacturer of engine control computers, before SMP acquired a majority interest and renamed it Blue Streak Electronics, Inc.

Where is Blue Streak Electronics located?

Blue Streak Electronics is headquartered at 30 Moyal Court in Concord (Vaughan), Ontario, Canada, where its remanufacturing and production operations are based. The company also lists offices in the United States (Boca Raton, Florida), Mexico (Tijuana), and Israel.

How many employees does Blue Streak Electronics have?

Blue Streak Electronics states it employs more than 100 full-time staff across its Canadian, US, Mexican, and Israeli operations. It does not publish a precise headcount, and it does not report standalone revenue because it is a private subsidiary brand of Standard Motor Products.

What certifications does Blue Streak Electronics hold?

Blue Streak Electronics displays an ISO 9001 quality management badge on its quality-assurance page and describes a quality system based on the ISO 9000 family of standards. The company's site does not show a current certificate date, so buyers who need dated certification should request it directly.

What is Blue Streak Electronics known for in remanufacturing?

Blue Streak is known for broad module coverage and fast turnaround. Its Critical Core Program ships stocked modules the same day, its Rebuild and Return program repairs hard-to-find modules within 24 hours of receipt, and its flash-reprogramming and GM PROM programs handle calibration updates. Every remanufactured unit is tested against original manufacturer specifications before shipping.

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