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Stepper motors
Wide working voltage: 5~10V.
Low current consumption: less than20mA, 5V, 2X100mW.
Wide working temperature: -40~105
Fixed Problems Like(caused by Motor Stepper):Gauge's sticking, shuttering;chatters,inaccurate;Gauge giving false readings;staying pegging out;Gauge dead,etc
Note:
- Please make sure you can handle this work, it may need some professional equipment of PC Boards.
- We have professional Manual on how replace it, email us if you need one
- We are not responsible for any damages caused by the Installation of these motors.
Package Including
4Pack White Stepper Motor
d2390737
August 15, 2025
Perfectly fit 2004 Chevy Tahoe instrument cluster. Works as intended.
Rich Rollins
July 26, 2025
The stepper motor replacement fixed my speedometer. While I had the cluster out, I replaced the other stepper motors on the fuel gauge and temperature gauge as well. All is good as new.
Dangermouse
July 6, 2025
I replaced the pots for the speedo and fuel gauge.So far the speedo hasn’t gone wonky. I’m not sure how accurate the fuel gauge is yet.I’ll update after some time.
Chad G. Sauvain
June 7, 2025
They work so far after about a month in service and several long trips. Previously my gas gauge and tach were not reading correctly in my 2005 Buick LeSabre but now after replacing the oem stepper motors with these jewels the gauges have been working well.
Majid manshad
April 27, 2025
Came in a small cardboard box not secure from hitting one another.But they are good working fine 🙂ðŸ‘
Glen
March 19, 2025
Fixes the issue they had for several years with GM vehicles having speedometer problems. You can watch online tutorials, however my best suggestion is do this when the vehicle is ambient temperature and hasn’t been started in quite some time. If the water temp is up it will cool while you are soldering in this part and will read incorrect if you put the needles back where they were when you dissembled. I have had to tweak the water temp and oil temp gauges since replacing and wish I had done while the vehicle was cold. Other than that these deserve 5 stars.$400 to $500 repair at a shop reduced to less than $15 and a beer with your buddy in the driveway and took roughly an hour to replace.
Paul H Lombard Jr
February 27, 2025
You need basic solder skills to install these. If you have that, they will save you a lot of money if you have a malfunctioning instrument cluster, especially on older vehicles. When removing old steppers, make sure pins are de-soldered completely before pulling the old ones off so you don't damage traces. After that, install the new steppers, and solder them on to the board and your cluster should be good as new.
Eugene L Brown SR
December 13, 2024
easy to remove the old ones and install the new ones and they work great.
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