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Ram Transmission Drain Plug prevents spillage when draining transmission fluid. It is a simple yet effective addition to your truck's drain system that keeps the clean oil in. Contemporary models of Ram pickups exhibit strength and intelligence. A muscular chassis hauls lumber, boats, or weekend toys without complaint. Air suspension that is optional raises the chassis by up to eight inches. Later, it squats low on the highway to slice wind and save fuel. You can use the available e-Torque mild hybrid electric motor to add a bit of kick at low rpm so crawling up a gravel grade is easy on the wallet and your car. The Ram cab mutes road racket. Highly touchable big touch screens make maps or music one tap away, and with the smart RamBox, muddy boots or power tools can go away from groceries. All controls are effortless to use, designed for those who work, play, or transport children every day. To swap the Transmission Drain Plug, you only need basic equipment and time. Position the Ram on a flat surface with the wheels held in position with wedges. Next, jack the high end up and place robust axle stands beneath. Place a pan under the transmission, loosen the old plug, and allow it to drain. As it drains, wipe any grit off the magnetic tip and clean the seat. Put a new washer on and then thread the new Transmission Drain Plug by hand. This will ensure you do not cross-thread. Refill transmission with the correct ATF, cycle the gears, inspect again, then after a short drive, recheck the Transmission Drain Plug for weeps.