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TRQ® - Transfer Case Motor

2 reviews|Item # sp262982
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2001 GMC Sierra 2500
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Features

  • Intended to bring your vehicle back to its original glory
  • Budget-friendly alternative to the OEM part
  • Designed to replace your old or malfunctioning component
  • Precisely engineered to offer a direct fit, factory look, and function
  • Guaranteed to offer fast and easy installation
  • Manufactured and tested by qualified technicians
  • Made to meet or exceed the industry’s standards for quality and reliability

Product Details

Transfer Case Motor by TRQ®. The TRQ transfer case motor is designed to replace your worn-out motor and restore the reliable, worry-free and efficient operation of your vehicle. It’s made in accordance with the industry standards to replicate the quality, fit, and performance of the OEM at an attractive price. So, get your vehicle back on the road fast and easily with this top-grade TRQ transfer case motor.

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5 of 5
Transfer Case ADD
Worked perfect, 4x4 is up and running again.
Posted by Noah / February 23, 20252003 Toyota Tundra
4 of 5
Transfer Case Motor
Fast shipping, motor exactly as advertised. My only issue is on my 2011 Ram 1500 sport there is a wire coming out of the back of the transfer case which went into the factory motor wiring plug and the replacement did not have that. It’s not a big issue simply unpin the wire and pin the new motor plug with that wire and you’re good. I hope I didn’t confuse anybody I confused myself a little. Anyway just unpin that wire and repin the new one, there is an empty spot just for it. Also it’s worked great I use 4wd regularly and it’worked as it should every time.
Posted by Kyle / September 29, 20242011 Ram 1500