OEM Lincoln Mark VIII Catalytic Converter

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Lincoln Mark VIII Catalytic Converter maintains the classy coupe clean as the exhaust gases that are harmful are transformed into safer water vapor and carbon dioxide avoiding the car to violate the emissions rule at the expense of power. The Lincoln Mark VIII is an impressive car with a smooth extended body, rear wheel drive stance, lightweight aluminum V8 and intelligent air suspension which reduces the ride height at high speed to provide sharper handling, thus making every journey in a comfortable manner that is exciting. There are strong steel roof panels, anti lock disc brakes, and hardened doors to enhance safety; a well-tuned automatic gearbox supports the well furnished cabin that the designers of Lincoln developed to ensure quiet comfort. Due to the fact that Lincoln has tuned the Mark VIII to be comfortable and agile, the owners of the Mark VIII enjoy balanced performance mile after mile. A Catalytic Converter created in Mark VIII is that which utilizes platinum, palladium and rhodium to initiate chemical reactions to decompose carbon monoxide, unburned fuel and nitrogen oxides, which enables the engine to breathe freely and the oxygen sensors to possess a precise reading. This Catalytic Converter has direct-fit construction that maintains the factory back pressure and the shell of this converter is made of stainless steel, which does not corrode easily. When installing, allow the exhaust to cool completely, detach the battery, lift up the car, unbolt the old Catalytic Converter, place new gaskets and the new Catalytic Converter, screw tight the bolts, reconnected the sensors, lowered the Lincoln and verified there were no leaks.