Redneck Ram install!!!
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Beafire
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You have an air lock in the ram. Jack the jeep up so the tires are off the ground. with the key on and the engine off and turn it left all the way and right all the way at least ten times. Check fluid to see if it foamy if so let it set until until its not foamy and then do the turns again. Mine took a several cycles to get all the air out.
rockinjk
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Redneck ram
Im a Jeep steering suspension tech. I have a vac unit that I hook up to get air locks out. Ive done that twice, I called west texas off road and they told me that they have heard of this but no fix from what they have heard.
Im a Jeep steering suspension tech. I have a vac unit that I hook up to get air locks out. Ive done that twice, I called west texas off road and they told me that they have heard of this but no fix from what they have heard.
rockinjk
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Redneck ram
I finaly got ahold of them and they said one of them may have been drilled incorectly. THANKS FOR THE HELP!!!!
I finaly got ahold of them and they said one of them may have been drilled incorectly. THANKS FOR THE HELP!!!!
Beafire
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I am running a ram assisted setup on my Tj and i think for the money it is one of the best upgrade that you can make on a big tire jeep. To set it up correctly you need to dump the y design stock steering linkage. I went with offroadonly.com cross over design. I no longer have steering wheel jerk driving through rough terrain and when I want to turn I can turn with out fighting the steering wheel. One of the draw back to ram assisted steering is when you make a turn you have to turn the wheel back to center to go straight. You can't just let the steering wheel side in your hands back to center. Hope this helps you, good luck!