OEM Lincoln LS Oxygen Sensor

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Oxygen Sensor in a Lincoln LS works with the computer to keep the air fuel ratio right on the money, increasing power while reducing emissions. The Oxygen Sensor sits in the exhaust stream emitting fast voltage signals so that the computer can adjust injector timing almost instantaneously. This Oxygen Sensor is built around a zirconia sensor. There is a built-in heater which means that it will get quickly to working temperature. So, closed loop control is achieved almost immediately after startup. The clean sensor will also allow the engine to idle smoothly, accelerate crisply and easily pass emissions tests. An Oxygen Sensor that is functioning well protects the catalytic converter from excessive heat damage due to rich mixtures. The car itself rides on a double wishbone chassis that has been engineered for sport sedan agility minus any of the compromises on the quiet luxury you expect from Lincoln. In addition, the car's 114.5 inch wheelbase provides calm highway stability. The Lincoln LS is powered by a keen 3.0 liter V6 or muscular 3.9 liter V8, both mated to responsive automatic gearboxes that enable the LS to charge ahead quickly while cruising economically. Lightweight aluminum suspension arms reduce the quantity of unsprung weight, which helps balance the LS, standard four wheel disc ABS brakes help inspire confidence, plus optional AdvanceTrac controls help keep the sedan on a slippery road. The interior features leather seats, real wood accents, intuitive controls, and other elements that reference fine Lincoln craftsmanship. Follow the installation steps carefully to make sure your exhaust sensor does not leak after installation. Allow the exhaust system to cool, disconnect the battery, unbolt the old exhaust gas temperature sensor, thread in the new unit, reconnect everything, and verify leak-free operation.