OEM Ram Clutch Slave Cylinder

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The Ram Clutch Slave Cylinder transforms the force of the pedal to a smooth clutch disengagement, which provides the drivers with sharp gear shifts and extended component life. Ram trucks are unique in their comfortable cabins, oversized touch screens, the ingenious RamBox bedside box, and optional air suspension that lifts the truck as high as eight inches in the hills or squats down to conserve fuel in highway traffic. Ram also introduces an e-Torque mild hybrid which improves the low speed acceleration and also reduces the fuel bill besides its silent ride which makes every day hauling comfortable. Having a rich pickup tradition, Ram still incorporates the combination of muscle and user friendly gadgets that make it easier to work and play. The Clutch Slave Cylinder is a hydraulic helper that is fed by the master cylinder and that forces the release fork in a way that causes the release plates to separate when you stamp the pedal. All Ram owners have an opportunity to maintain clean shifts by changing it when it wears. It is easy to replace a new unit. Lay the car aside, chock the tires, and remove the battery cable, and then access the bellhousing and remove the hydraulic line and any wire clips. Unscrew the bolts, push out the worn-out Clutch Slave Cylinder, clean up the mounting face and compare parts. Prefill the new cylinder (where possible), fit it into the transmission, position the pushrod accordingly, and fasten bolts to specifications to reconnect the line, fill the brake fluid reservoir, and remove all air to eliminate bubbles, then push the pedal to check the Clutch Slave Cylinder is perfect.