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The Lincoln Ignition Coil Boot maintains a high power in the engine sparks by covering the connection point of the coil and the spark plug and protect it against heat, moisture and misfires. This is a little but important Ignition Coil Boot made of heat resistant rubber to prevent the leakage of voltage and to promote uninterrupted acceleration. Lincoln models inspired by the Quiet Flight concept enclose drivers in serene cabins, whereas Lincoln provides them with Co-Pilot360 technologies such as blind spot notifications, lane keeping, automatic high beam, and smart parking help to make every ride comfortable. Lincoln has grown over a hundred years to provide ActiveGlide hands free highway directions, soft touch interiors, and bright digital displays now and nowadays Lincoln keeps adding quieter materials, constantly improving features based on user feedbacks. When there is the necessity to replace the Ignition Coil Boot you can handle the situation with basic care. First park, turn off the engine, allow it to cool down and pull out the negative battery cable. And lift any plastic cover and unplug the coil connector and take the coil out, and the worn Ignition Coil Boot straight off. Check the coil tower and spark plug and remove debris and clean them. Apply a thin coating of dielectric grease on the inside of the new boot, press it firmly onto the coil and down over the plug until it clips, re-attach the coil, reconnect the connector and battery and lastly start the engine to ensure a tight reliable seal.