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Ram 3500 Pushrod
The Ram 3500 Pushrod relays the lift of the camshaft directly to the valves, allowing them to open and close at the precise times demanded by each power stroke. Inside each heavy-duty Ram block, the cam turns, lifters follow its lobes, the Pushrod rises to a rocker arm, and the rocker tips the valve so fresh mix flows in and hot gases escape. The overhead valve system keeps the cam low and shortens the engine length. This setup gives the 3500 from Ram reliable low-rpm torque. Although the performance of the classic Pushrod design has remained constant over the years, the usage of tougher alloys and tighter clearances has curtailed heat damage, lash pounding, and the risk of bending when weak springs float or pistons touch. If the clearance grows, the Pushrod can bend, which causes ticks, misfire, and loss of power, so a regular lash check will prevent this from happening. The 3500 keeps the Pushrod for easier servicing and strong leverage contrary to overhead cam layouts that place primarily the cams atop the head, losing the Pushrod. Given the enduring durability buyers expect of Ram, this decision appears a wise one. Owners of 3500 rigs value that quality.
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Ram 3500 Pushrod Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How do you remove and install the rocker arms and pushrods in Hemi engine on Ram 3500?A:First, take out and examine rocker arms and pushrods after removing the valve covers from cylinder heads. So, get yourself special pushrod retainer tool #9070 or its equivalent to ensure that the pushrods remain in place. Go on gradually loosening the rocker arm shaft bolts off starting with center bolts towards end. To remove this fully, lift the entire rocker shaft assembly off the cylinder head keeping in mind that retainers must remain under bolt head. Therefore keep record of every rocker arm posture since it is required to put them back to their original position. The intake rockers are marked "I" so store each set of rocker components correspondingly. Remove and put away push rods to hold them onto their initial positions as they were before removal or disassembling for maintenance purposes. Nevertheless remember that exhaust push-rods are a little bit longer than intake ones and cannot be replaced between themselves . In addition check each rocker arm for wear, cracks or damage especially where they contact the pushrods and valve stems during inspection periods. Also check for wear, galling, stress cracks, or unusual wear patterns on rocker arm shafts and bores of the arms themselves. Replace any worn or damaged rocker arms and shafts immediately . Never attempt to take out these retainers unless it becomes necessary because they can break down into your engine system. If a retainer breaks defeat it from the rocker arm shaft prior to reassemblying then install rockers again when broken . The last thing is installing/fitting/inserting/lodging both ends of all (the) pushrods; lubricate these pieces , apply engine assembly lube to valve stem ends/upper end portion/surface of valve stem along with top end surfaces of push rods; lubricate the rockershaf and install/co-locate/place/push together again other parts including such as valves in each original position on each head in which case the shaft of rockers is assembled. Sequence and torque the rocker arm shaft bolts to specification at several steps taking care that push - rods are seated properly. Finally put on valve covers, start the engine, and check for any unusual noises from or oil leaks around O-rings.
