OEM Chrysler Leaf Spring Plate

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Chrysler's Leaf Spring Plate is a heavy-duty steel clip that hugs the axle and leaf stack, spreading the load evenly on all sides. It maintains a proper alignment of parts during hard stops. Chrysler established a reputation for producing solid cars that did not cost a fortune, and Floating Power engine mounts tamed vibration so the steering wheel stops buzzing the hands on long trips. The design of the Airflow era reduces drag and allows more fresh air to come into the cabin, making for less stuffy highway travel. When the brand came up with the first practical minivan, the flat floors and sliding doors allowed families good space to haul groceries without the smashed knuckles. The inside adjustments keep the cup holders within reach. The gauges are clear and easy to read, and the seat is supportive. Further, the suspension bushings are tuned, which soak up the potholes instead of rattling your teeth. Chrysler's emphasis on ride comfort and everyday usefulness continues to win customer loyalty. To replace a Leaf Spring Plate, park on level ground, chock front wheels, and jack the rear frame until the tires are off the ground. Place the stand under the axle and then lower the jack in order to relieve spring tension. Loosen U-bolts in an X pattern so the Leaf Spring Plate doesn't bend on the way off. Position the fresh Leaf Spring Plate over the stack of springs and the seat of the axle, align the center pin, and spin on new nuts. Gradually tighten each side, follow torque specifications, replace wheels, lower the car, bounce the rear, then drive Chrysler off and back on the block to double check the last torque setting.