Are these the same stepper motors that already failed in my '05 Silverado or are these upgraded motors? Thanks.
511650
They are oem parts. But they are upgrades. Once you replace the motors you'll see they aren't exactly the same.
511651
No these are the upgrade versions that replaced the crappy GM save ourselves a nickel and cost the customer 10 dollars stepper motors!
511652
Almost exactly identical with my 02 trailblazer, the difference is stepper legs and seems to be stronger than the factory GM stepper motor. Piece of advise there is two plastic gears inside of it. Gently turn the new one side to side to make sure works properly and to save your time. When placing the needle apply tiny lubricant for adjustment, you just don't wanna mess up the gears when doing adjustment. Good luck..
93040
I used these in my 2003 Silverado and they worked great. I think the Yukon used the same ones; in fact I think GM used these in a lot of their vehicles for several years. It was one of GM's more miserable times; they really turned out some bad stuff that needs to be replaced. You need to know how to de-solder the old ones and solder the new ones. Be sure to mark your zero points before taking them apart or you will be fiddling with the new ones to get them calibrated.
1845137
They work with any brushless motor. I use it on 2212/13 1000kV motors with no issue.
2068630
I did not notice, I installed the motor over a year ago. I bought it because it was an AC Delco so I figured it would be better quality than the generic ones. Have not had any problems,
1949180
From what I have read it is only specific to the models listed. I would email the company..see if they still produce the specified part or if there is a replacement part number. Think the original is 20274. There are two downsides to running the wrong part..least worry is that you lose $8. Biggest would be if it were to cause damage to some of the more critical parts..motor..shaft..etc. I would email first.
398030
Good luck! Chances are if these need replacing, the engine is not far behind. I replaced mine at 85,000 miles. The engine didn't make it to 115,000. Had to get rid of the truck! Such a sad design.
1750538
It should work just fine I installed mine on a 03 avalanche Basically all the Chevys use the same stepper motors as far as I am aware of
1948197
You should just call Broan, I have called a few times to get these motors and they are very helpful - plus you get the right part from them. Believe me I ordered it first from here and had to return it because it wasn't the right part. There are so many different motors available and sometimes the photo isn't correct, so that's my 2 cents, good luck!
284203
Marcie, I think you are missing some letters off of that serial number. That number alone does not pull anything up. Can you either supply us with the horsepower or contact us for help in determining the correct kit for your motor 877-388-2628
948729
Yes, I replaced all 7 on my 2004 Silverado and they continue to work great. There's no reprogramming that I know of but the videos on YouTube are very helpful. You need to be able to unsolder the old ones and solder in the new ones.
631318
That certainly looks the same as the original motors. Just be sure of CW or CCW. The Battery # is HM-Mini-CP-Z-17. I purchased my extras from Helipal at http://www.helipal.com
1567659
Yes just follow reinstall directions.. I did it and It works. Fine. After the motor assm..Extent the Steps all the way out. Then the motor arm all way
1977690
The motors are 48 to1, Amazon sells a pair, look for :4.5VDC Gearhead Motor Pair I ditched these motors because they were not matched speed wise, the robot would not go in a straight line.I bought better quality motors, things worked fine. Motors from Pololu 1:70 more torque go better'
478632
They will fit but they may not last long. Brushless motors are VERY hard on driveshafts.
1400122
these are actually from Truck Lite. The paper work stated 3 years. Maybe Kuryakyn has a one year replacement when you order thru them. I would call truck lite and you should be able to verify for your self
251527
Traxxas sent out a replacement driveshaft. Broke on first battery. Their suggestion was to upgrade the driveshafts to metal. The hobby shop took care of the motor and speed controller. If they hadn't I would've been out $100, half the cost of a new one through traxxas.
82128
They will work, but you need to solder bullet connectors on the wire ends of the motor.