Now it's time for the Rockram lines. Basically, the gearbox port closest to the driver goes to the stationary side of the ram. This would be the passenger side of the ram. The gearbox port towards the front of the vehicle goes to the drivers side of the ram. The lines are left long enough to allow plenty of flex in the front.
Great care is taken to zip-tie the lines out of harms way.
The front end is placed on jack stands and the steering is cycled through by turning the steering wheel to the left and right. We also cycled the ram by disconnecting the tie rod mount and pushing it in and out by hand. The vehicle is started and the steering is cycled again. The entire steering system has to be free of any air bubbles to work properly. What a difference on steering both on and off-road the Rockram makes.