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Is the transfer case encoder motor needs to be replaced?

Is the transfer case encoder motor needs to be replaced?

From buying research to owner support, join 1.5 MILLION GM Truck Enthusiasts every month who use GM-Trucks.com as a daily part of their ownership experience. I am sure many of you read my previous post regarding the 4WD problems I am having. The dealer tells me the encoder motor needs to be replaced.

How to check a Dorman transfer case encoder ring?

CAREFULLY remove any grease or debris from the gears facing you, and with a marker of some sort mark the touch points of the big gear and the one next to it. 5- Note the three prongs and where they are plugged in. Note the relationship of the plug to the prongs and mark one end of the plug.

How to remove a Dorman transfer case motor?

This is by far the easiest part of the whole operation. If you can get the drive shaft out of the way, unplug the stinking connector, and remove the three bolts holding the motor in place, this should be like falling off a log. Good luck. Final note – since I just completed this I don’t have any idea how well this part will hold up.

Which is transfer case encoder ring is the best?

This transfer case encoder ring is designed to match the fit and function of the original ring on specified applications, and is engineered for reliable performance and durability.

Where is the shift encoder motor on a Silverado?

The Shift Encoder Motor is located on the outside of the transfer case and is secured to the transfer case with 3 bolts. If your truck will not switch into 4×4 mode a faulty Shift Encoder motor maybe the cause. 2007 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Classic & 1500 HD Classic Does this Fit my Truck?

Where is the transfer case shift encoder motor?

The 4WD Transfer Case Shift Encoder motor is the part that turns the gear inside the transfer case, allowing your vehicle to be switched into 4×4 mode. The Shift Encoder Motor is located on the outside of the transfer case and is secured to the transfer case with 3 bolts.

How to remove a Dorman transfer case motor encoder?

1- A tiny torx is required to remove six torx screws that sandwich this disk and three gear in between them. Lay the unit with the black stack sticking up on a clean flat work space. 2- Remove six screws – 2 of 3 different lengths.

Is the 4WD transfer case encoder motor lifetime?

Lifetime Warranty – The 4WD Transfer Case Shift Encoder Motor comes complete with a Lifetime Warranty. Save hundreds off dealer prices. If the actuator ever fail on your Escalade, Avalanche, Silverado, Suburban, Tahoe, Sierra, Yukon or Ram 1500 and 2500, simply contact us for a replacement. New & Used (9) from $109.20 & FREE Shipping .

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