My steering stabilizer is creating a pull to the left, how can I adjust it to track straight?
The steering stabilizer provides 200 psi of nitrogen pressure in order to compensate the right hand pull that Dodge Rams are notorious for creating. If the pull to the left is too much pressure, simply bleed the schrader valve for a fraction of a second. Then, screw the cap on and drive the truck to see if the pressure is just right. Repeat the process until you get to the pressure that your Dodge needs. Keep in mind that nitrogen moves very quickly out of the shocks when you bleed it, so be careful to only let a little out. Also, do not use an air pressure gage to check the psi because you’ll completely bleed the shock.
The steering stabilizer provides 200 psi of nitrogen pressure in order to compensate the right hand pull that Dodge Rams are notorious for creating. If the pull to the left is too much pressure, simply bleed the schrader valve for a fraction of a second. Then, screw the cap on and drive the truck to see if the pressure is just right. Repeat the process until you get to the pressure that your Dodge needs. Keep in mind that nitrogen moves very quickly out of the shocks when you bleed it, so be careful to only let a little out. Also, do not use an air pressure gage to check the psi because youll completely bleed the shock.
