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The Ram Coil Spring Insulator is installed between the coil of the truck and seat absorbing the vibration and preventing contact between the metal to ensure the suspension remains silent and intact. The Ram trucks belong to years of pickup tradition, and the current Ram vehicles stretch comfort and brains beyond competitors with cushy silent cabins, huge touch screens, and ingenious RamBox which stores equipment safely without touching the side of the bed. An air suspension raises two and eight inches to be able to tackle rocky trails and an e-Torque mild hybrid system adds smooth low-speed muscle along with better mileage. This combination of power, technology and everyday usefulness reveals why Ram pickups continue to find new converts who pull, push and drive around on a daily basis. Then when the Coil Spring Insulator requires replacement, it is not difficult. Park in flat terrain, chock the wheels, lift the frame of Ram with a jack, and place heavy stands under the chassis. Loosen the wheel and lift the control arm or axle and squeeze the spring with a compressor of rated strength. To clean the seat, slide out the spring, remove the Coil Spring Insulator that is worn out and scrub the seat. Install the new Coil Spring Insulator in the correct position, and re-install the spring maintaining the end of the spring in the same position in its pocket, and then gradually release the compressor until the assembly fits into position. Reconnect the hardware, tighten the bolts to standards, re-fit the wheel, lower the truck, and make a test run to make sure the fix is working.