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The Lincoln Fuel Pump Tank Seal ensures that all the drops of fuel and vapor are contained within the tank and this helps to ensure easy start up and the quiet ride that owners desire. Lincoln has its luxury cars based on the concept of Quiet Flight, thus, heavy sound insulation, soft leather interiors and bright though simple screens envelop the passengers in peace. Lincoln also is equipped with Co-Pilot360 technologies which monitor watch lanes, adjust headlights, identify vehicles in blind spots, and slide the SUV into close parking spots, and optional ActiveGlide allows the car to drive highway miles without using hands. Decades of input by the owners drive Lincoln to remodel interiors, fine-tune the suspension, and train personnel who understand the brand in and out, giving the purchasers assurance after getting into the car. A Fuel Pump Tank Seal is a rubber ring shaped like a mold which is placed between the pump module and tank lip to seal the fuel and vapor pressure. In the installation of a Lincoln Fuel Pump Tank Seal, a battery should be disconnected then pressure should be relieved at the fuel rail. Take the rear seat or service panel off to access the module then clean the flange and tank lip by wiping the dust and then pulling the locking ring. Pull out the old seal, rub the edge of the metal, and apply one drop of clean engine oil to the new seal. Install Lincoln Fuel Pump Tank Seal with no twists, position the pump tabs, evenly position the retainer, reconnect the lines and wiring, restore power, flip the key twice to prime, and sniff on the top of the cap to detect any leakage.