Genuine Lincoln Mark VII Throttle Cable

The Throttle Cable of a Lincoln Mark VII connects the throttle plate directly to the accelerator pedal to facilitate the precise mechanical modulation of engine air flow by the driver. This Throttle Cable is a braided metal cable extending from the pedal to the shaft on the throttle body. Thus, every foot movement causes a pivoting of the butterfly valve. This increases the incoming airflow. This also causes associated sensors to signal the powertrain control module, which adds fuel for stronger acceleration. The initial design of the Throttle Cable was made for early Lincoln Mark VII cars because of its simple construction and predictable feel at the pedal. In the subsequent Lincoln Mark VII generations, electronic throttle control made its debut, a drive by wire arrangement that eliminates the Throttle Cable in favor of pedal position sensors and an electric motor that opens the plate as the driver applies power. The device features an electronic design that prevents sticking or binding. Moreover, traction and stability programs adjust throttle opening for safety. As a result, two systems may be found by drivers on a Lincoln Mark VII, the simple mechanical Throttle Cable and its fully electronic alternative.

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