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The Ram Brake Master Cylinder Reservoir also offers a constant supply of hydraulic fluid to ensure that braking is assured and predictable, and it has the same aggressive attitude as every Ram pickup that rolled out of the factory following the brand split in 2010. The owners of Ram prefer these trucks because they have air suspension that raises to eight inches when on the rocky roads, low profile that cuts through the wind to conserve fuel, spacious cabin with large touch screens and the ingenious RamBox bedside storage that can hold both the tools and the groceries. The recent e-Torque mild hybrid system is a system that includes low speed kick and improved mileage showing how Ram is a combination of muscle and brains to enable the driver to tow, haul, and commute comfortably. A Brake Master Cylinder Reservoir is placed on the top of the master cylinder that keeps the pressure steady and stores the brake fluids so that you can look and notice the low levels. A replacement of a Ram Brake Master Cylinder Reservoir is easy to perform in the house. Find a level spot and park the car, open the hood and know the dirt off the master cylinder access. Take out the remaining fluid with a siphon, disconnect the level sensor, loosen clips or screws, and push the old reservoir right up from its rubber grommets. Check or install such grommets, press the new Brake Master Cylinder Reservoir until it clips, reconnect sensor and add fresh fluid to the MAX line. Finally, get the brakes bled in case there is some spongy pedal feel, observe leaks and experience firm braking force that keeps your truck on the next adventure.