OEM Lincoln Air Injection Pump

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Lincoln Air Injection Pump is applied to reduce cold-start emissions, where the combustion gases remain, by blasting fresh air into these areas. Lincoln values quiet cabins, and all the panels, seals, carpets, and layers of glass are fined to dampen wind and road noise and leave the voice clean enough to get people to talk without yelling and without adjusting volume controls. Lincoln describes this Quiet Flight, which combines thick acoustic glass with active noise control microphones that find droning frequencies and induce opposing waves through the speakers to reduce decibels and reduce both stress and stress respectively at a constant speed. Lincoln also includes Co-Pilot360 technology which monitors lanes, switches on high beams, identifies blind areas, and nudges parking so drivers can maintain relaxed fingers on a light wheel. Lincoln is pushing software such as ActiveGlide which provides actual hands-free cruising on mapped highways, luxury now is about being sure of autonomy and not chrome. The Air Injection Pump is attached close to the engine, and it rotates an electric propeller during the starting process and operation where unburned fuel is burnt off by shooting air rich in oxygen into the exhaust piping allowing the catalytic converter to turn to operating temperature sooner thus clearing tailpipe toxins. As soon as the engine warms up, the Air Injection Pump reroutes are achieved through the check valves to the catalytic converter without involving backflow of exhaust that may scald the blades. The Air Injection Pump also has a diverter valve that closes in deceleration to ensure that the raw air does not spark loud backfires. Regular hose and valve check-ups ensure that the Air Injection Pump whirr away and help maintain a truthful mileage and still maintain a code-compliant emission.