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A Ram Rack and Pinion Boot is placed over the steering rack to prevent the entry of grit and moisture, which maintains the response of the wheel and extends the life of the gear when applied on short trips every day. The cargo of Ram trucks can be carried on serious missions but can ride like commuter vehicles in the cabin, owing to air suspension that smooths out the cargo and cushions potholes. The optional eTorque mild hybrid for a Ram is a sensory shot of low-speed torque so that the V6 or V8 will consume less fuel in stop-and-go traffic. Even as the driveline has its share of fame, a new Rack and Pinion Boot just ensures quietly protect the steering internals, allowing the wheel to remain light even after mud-covered miles. Intelligent storage is also a hallmark of Ram, as the RamBox side bins are able to store tools, jumper cables, and groceries without taking up room in the bed. Thick seals and acoustic glass can make a Ram cabin whisper-quiet even at highway speed, so you never have to yell to be heard or raise voice to use the navigation system. Begin the Rack and Pinion Boot replacement by parking on a flat surface, yanking the key, and rotating the wheel all the way to the left to expose the end of the tie-rod on the passenger side. Unscrew the jam nut, unscrew the cotter pin, then drop the ball stud out of the knuckle, then unthread the outer rod counting each turn to keep things in line. Take off the old Rack and Pinion Boot, grease the rack groove, insert the new Boot until it clips, replace the rod, tighten everything, replace the cotter pin, and test-turn the wheel to see that everything works freely.