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Dodge Ramcharger Axle Shaft
Axle Shaft in Dodge Ramcharger is a component of the vehicle that transmits power from the differential section to the drive wheels that enables the vehicle for movement as well as steering. Usually made of steel, these axle shafts are built in such a manner that they may rotate freely, which will help in achieving better levels of road adhesion especially while cornering. Some of the Dodge Ramcharger models use the solid axles were the differential and axle shafts are placed in a live axle suspension system. Through the years Dodge Ramcharger has incorporated numerous kinds of axle shafts such as full-floating and semi-floating types having different features. In full-floating axles the weights are supported through the axle casing whereas in the semi- floating axles the weights are supported directly on the axle shaft. These differences affect the general strength and maneuverability of the car and, therefore, make the Axle Shaft an essential part of the Dodge Ramcharger.
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Dodge Ramcharger Axle Shaft Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How do you remove and reinstall the rear axle assembly on Dodge Ramcharger?A: Raise the rear of the vehicle and support it at the front of the rear springs so the rear wheels just clear the ground. Using a wooden block, support the brake pedal in the up position. Remove the wheels, and for full-floating axles, also remove the axleshafts and brake drums. Disconnect the brake hose at the T-connection and plug both ends to prevent loss of fluid. Disconnect the parking brake cables and the driveshaft at the differential companion flange. Remove the shock absorbers along with the spring U-bolts and nuts, noting the positions of any tapered shims installed between the rear springs and axle to ensure they are reinstalled correctly. Finally, remove the axle assembly from the vehicle, and during installation, follow the reverse order of removal while ensuring to bleed the brakes.
