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Ram Steering Shaft makes the steering wheel have crisp control by making the steering wheel directly connected to the rack but it dampens the jolts which is a minor but essential aspect of the confident ride by the truck. Ram trucks are unique with optional air suspension that raises or lowers the body when needed on rough trails or cruising the highway, optional e-Torque mild hybrid that enhances low speed acceleration and fuel economy, secure RamBox bedside storage, and cabins that are very quiet and technology loaded, the history of dependable pickups since Ram separated off Dodge in 2010. Ram also emphasises on utility, and therefore, moving gear, towing, or commuting is comfortable and effective. A Steering Shaft is a telescoping connection that levels each turn you make and corrects the flex in the frame to maintain steering accuracy as well as retain the Ram feel. To install a new Steering Shaft, park on flat surface, ensure the brake is on, disconnected the battery, straightened the wheel position and marked. Loose the pinch bolts, fold up the old one, and slide it off the splines. Check that the joints are clean, install the new Steering Shaft to the proper length, center the marks, maintain all the various fasteners in the proper position, and ensure that all the fasteners have been installed to designated torque levels. Reconnect couplers, replace the battery, turn the wheel lock to lock to verify that it is not binding, do a quick road test and once more check the torque to make sure everything is in place.