OEM Ram Bumper Reflector

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A Ram Bumper Reflector is a reflecting light component integrated into the truck bumper that returns the beam of oncoming headlights to enhance visibility at night. Ram has focused on making its pickups useful for everyday life. These vehicles feature spacious and quiet cabins that come outfitted with tablet-sized touch screens that minimize distraction. Moreover, an optional air suspension raises the body up to eight inches. Thus, it can handle rocky trails with ease while it also squats low at highway speeds to conserve fuel. The clever RamBox tools and groceries stay locked beside the bed, away from prying eyes. New eTorque mild hybrid tech has been fitted, which feeds in extra torque on launch to make heavy loads roll without drama and cuts down on pump visits. Drivers boast a low-profile nose that slices through the wind with less uproar, but Ram frame strength stands tall in the face of hay bales and concrete walls. To replace a worn-out Bumper Reflector, park the Ram on level ground, pull the key and set the brake. Squeeze underneath the bumper, pop out the plastic guard, then back out the screws or clips holding the Bumper Reflector pocket. Push the old unit inward until you feel the tabs break free. Then wipe the housing so grit does not scratch the fresh plastic. With the slot aligned in the new Bumper Reflector, push until you hear all the tabs click in. Reinstall the fasteners and guard, then step back and test with a flashlight at night.