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Dodge Ram 3500 Steering Wheel
The Dodge Ram 3500 Steering Wheel connects the driver to the pickup truck by transferring the driver's hands into road movement of this heavy duty vehicle. The first 1981 trucks applied a Steering Wheel that was linked to a strong recirculating ball gear. It worked on simple mechanical leverage, which matched with the simplistic nature of the Dodge workhorse. The Ram 3500 retained its round shape and hydraulic power assistance in the 1990s redesign, allowing drivers to steer bigger loads with less effort. The Steering Wheel diameter stayed truck-sized for confidence. Today's Dodge lineup features the Ram 3500, a confident-handling truck. A thicker Steering Wheel rim with integrated audio buttons, as well as optional electric power steering motors, arrived with the 2009 generation. The recent Dodge cabin therefore feels more carlike while also reducing steering effort at low speeds. Every Ram 3500 uses a Steering Wheel to transmit the driver's input to the front wheels. This is done through mechanical, hydraulic, or electric assistance to guide the vehicle around a corner or track straight on the highway.
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Dodge Ram 3500 Steering Wheel Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to Remove the Steering Wheel on Dodge Ram 3500?A:To remove the airbag module, start by parking the vehicle with the front wheels straight. Disconnect the negative battery terminal(s) and wait for the electrical system to discharge. Remove the upper steering column cover and lower the steering column fully. Turn the steering wheel to bring each of the three airbag retaining clips to the top position, then use a small screwdriver to pry and release them. Pull the airbag module out enough to reach the wiring harnesses at the rear and carefully disconnect them. Lift off the airbag module. Remove the steering wheel bolt and mark the relationship of the steering wheel to the steering shaft. Use a jaw-type puller to remove the steering wheel, detaching the wires and feeding them through the wheel as you remove it. If necessary, unplug the electrical connector for the clockspring and remove the screws to lift it from the steering column. When installing the clockspring, ensure it is centered with the arrows on the rotor and case lined up. Installation is the reverse of removal, making sure the clockspring is centered before installing the steering wheel. Align the marks on the shaft and steering wheel hub, install a new steering wheel bolt, and tighten it. Finally, enable the airbag system.
