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The Toyota Air Inject Check Valve allows the fresh air to pass through the exhaust when starting cold to reduce emissions and protect the pump against hot gases. Toyota has evolved since 1937 into a giant which develops cars through lean processes that reduce wastage and enable employees to take decisions within a short time. The hybrids of Toyota demonstrate the enhanced Hybrid Synergy Drive that was released in 2022, and the RAV4 Plug-in Hybrid that was released in 2024 has a range of 42 electric miles and acceleration capability. The new TNGA platform also reduces the center of gravity and increases safety such that Toyota cars feel secure and receptive to drive. The Toyota durability is also appreciated by owners since the cars continue to deliver years on with little maintenance which is a quality that increases brand trusts across continents. These drives have an Air Inject Check Valve that reduces the initial spark emissions. A single-way gate in the second air that prevents the flow of exhaust and moisture in the opposite direction as the pumping of oxygen is an Air Inject Check Valve, which is applied to assist the catalytic converter in igniting at a faster rate. To change an Air Inject Check Valve, allow the engine to cool, then locate the valve on the steel or rubber line located close to the exhaust manifold. Label the direction of flow, loosen clamps/bolts, carefully remove the hoses, examine gaskets, then replace the new valve in same orientation, then tighten the fasteners without overtightening, reconnects vacuum lines, turn on the engine then listen to no leaks and ensure the emissions light is off.