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The Ram Fuel Injector O-Ring provides a tight dispensation, which shields the engine pressure and conserves the accurate spray that has made Ram trucks so efficient. Ram separated with Dodge in 2010 and gained the reputation of muscle and comfort that provided drivers with pickups that transport. The e-Torque mild hybrid system enhances torque and cuts fuel costs, the adjustable air suspension raises eight inches to overcome ruts and drops on roadways to cut drag, and the RamBox secures tools locked beside the bed and does not take up cabin room. The interiors are equipped with large touch screens and cabins that ensure the long trips are easily undertaken, and Ram continues to enhance the strength thus drivers will be confident with the truck. A Fuel Injector O-Ring is a large elastic ring which fits between the injector and rail preventing any leaks which might rob power or pose a danger. In order to fit a new Ram Fuel Injector O-Ring, it is important to disconnect battery, release fuel pressure, unclip injector assembly and slide off the worn out seal. Clean up the tip of the injector by checking and brushing the tip, to ensure that the new seal fits perfectly. Wipe the groove and bore until it is clean, smear some clean engine oil over the fresh Fuel Injector O-Ring and roll smoothly without twisting. Incidentally, please place the injector immediately back into its bore until it clips into place, reconnect rails and lines, renew power, prime the pump, start the engine, and watch carefully to see that there is no leakage.