OEM Ram Trailing Arm Bushing

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The rubber and metal slug placed between the rear trailing arm and frame is known as a Ram Trailing Arm Bushing. It absorbs hits, ensuring that the axle trails true. Current Ram pickup trucks excel in performance while being comfortable. The vehicle is equipped with a coil spring rear suspension that is complemented by extra air bags which rise 8 in to negotiate rocks and sink low when on the highway to save fuel. The clever eTorque mild hybrid provides an electric boost that makes the Hemi lively while improving fuel efficiency. Noise levels inside the car remain low, owing to tight seals and acoustic glass. The tablet sized screen ensures map and job apps are always close at hand. Designed to accommodate muddy boots and power tools, the weatherproof RamBox lockers prove this truck prioritizes the needs of real people. Due to Ram geometry's capability of keeping loads centered, even wear items such as the Trailing Arm Bushing stay quiet for longer. You can replace a Trailing Arm Bushing in any driveway. On a flat surface, place the Ram, chock the wheels, jack it at the corner and rest the axle on a jack stand. After taking off the wheel and putting a second jack under the arm for support, unbolt the bracket, then mark its orientation. Now, press out the old bushing with a vise or rented press. Ensure that the inside of the bore is clean and apply a thin film of silicone lube. Drive in the new Trailing Arm Bushing until the shoulders seat. Reinstall bolts onto the arm at ride height, torque to spec, put the wheel back on, drop the truck, and take a slow test drive to listen for noise.