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Ram 3500 Steering Column
The Ram 3500 Steering Column is a critical part of the car that links the steering wheel with the actual steering mechanism in order to pass the right signals of steering angles and torques to the vehicle. Besides being a primary structural component, the steering column is also involved in energy management at impact times and housing of other components besides providing the driver with adjustments. The given steering was designed in such a way that collapsed in the case of an accident to ensure that the driver is safe due to the energy absorbent nature of the steering column. With a steering lock to be used as an anti-theft feature, the steering column of the contemporary cars and motorcycles conforms to the federal standards for safety and security all over the world.
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Ram 3500 Steering Column Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How Do You Remove the Steering Column on Ram 3500?A: To remove the steering column, start by parking the vehicle with the wheels straight ahead and disconnecting the negative battery terminal. Wait at least two minutes for the airbag system to deplete. Remove the steering column covers, Steering Wheel, and clockspring. Turn the ignition key to the LOCK position. If there is a column-mounted shifter, detach the shift cable and electrical connector. For floor-mounted shifters, release the shift cable from its clip. Unplug any other electrical connectors that may interfere with column removal. Remove the brake light switch and the shaft coupler bolt to separate the intermediate shaft from the steering shaft. Replace the bolt if necessary. Lower the column, making sure nothing is still connected. To install, guide the steering column into position and tighten the mounting nuts. Connect the intermediate shaft to the steering column and tighten the coupler bolt. Complete the installation by reversing the removal process.
