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Another example of how Chrysler integrates smart programming with convenience is Chrysler Brake Dust Shield which keeps wheels neater and protects rotors against grit. Chrysler has made good quality cars over a long, solid history that date back to 1925 that include Floating Power to reduce engine vibration, bold, styling that makes the Airflow slice the air and roomy interiors that families like in the original minivan. Generation after generation of owners laud the easy ride, value honesty and easy buying that is the Chrysler easy-going. The habitual focus on cabin area, utility and comfort is evident in each contemporary Chrysler as passengers take pleasure in road trip journeys, as well as in their daily trips around town. Due to the practical innovation the company concentrates on, it will include protective additions like the Brake Dust Shield to enhance the life of the component and ensure that the alloy wheels remain clean. To prevent dust, stones and moisture, a Chrysler Brake Dust Shield is a thin metal shield that is placed behind the rotor, it is applied to direct heat off the braking surface. When working with the Brake Dust Shield the flange should not be bent over to fit flat. One can be easily installed. Park in flat area, switch on the parking brake and use jack and stands to lift and support the vehicle. Take off the wheel, unbolt the caliper and slide off the rotor to reveal the hub. Wipe off the mounting surface, align the shield with the curved edges towards the wheel, align the holes of the bolts, and even fasteners out. Install the rotor and caliper again, rotate the hub to ensure that there is no rubbing, fit the wheel, drop the car and test the brake lightly, and then start driving.