OEM Ram Igniter

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Ram Igniter is an electronic device that works like a switch and fires the coil at the correct moment for lighting up the mixture right away, which results in quick starts as well as pulling power. After the brand split, Ram trucks were born with comfortable cabins, low-rpm muscle, and technology that makes putting it to work easy. The eTorque hybrid provides additional torque from a standstill, thereby allowing the driver to reduce the amount of pressure on the accelerator. The air suspension system raises the chassis by eight inches to tackle rocks effortlessly. Subsequently, it lowers to the ground on highways, thus reducing drag and mitigating side winds. RamBox bedside lockers can accommodate chains, power tools, or jackets coated in mud while also being weather tight against thieves. The wide doors open into the spacious interior and the glassy cab that lets the conversation flow. A twelve inch screen puts maps, gauges, and trailer data just within reach. It is easy to swap the factory Igniter and requires basic hand tools. To reset the battery on your Ram, disconnect the battery. Follow the coil wire to the small finned module. Take notice of the grounded bracket before touching anything else. To begin, snap off the plug and mark each lead to avoid cross-circuiting. Remove two screws and the tired Igniter will lift away. Make the pad clean, smear dielectric grease, seat the new Igniter firmly, and just snug the screws, not crush them. Reconnect the harness, hook the battery back up, start the Ram, and listen for a crisp idle which shows the spark timing is correct and you're done.