🔧 ECCPP X27 168 Stepper Motor Repair Kit + Bulbs for 03-06 Chevy Silverados, Tahoes, Yukons, Suburbans (+6 motor kit +10pcs) Review

Installation was pretty easy. All the sensors in my '04 Tahoe didn't work. I determined that my stepper motors were faulty by removing the cluster and trying to move the needles by hand. They should rotate with little force applied and have a clicking sensation as they move. My needles were difficult to move. Replaced old engines with these. Voila! My sensors came alive. To install stepper motors, you need to know how to solder (a short YouTube video will help if you don't know how), have an…

Overall the product works well. I had a battery drain which I traced back to the instrument cluster. According to a Google search, stepper motors were the most likely culprit. Unfortunately, it's not possible to determine which engines are having the problem, so it was best to replace them all. I went ahead and replaced all the sensors except the speedometer (total 7 motors on my panel). What I replaced all worked fine except for one. This one went a little crazy, changing position every time I

I removed the dash to install the LEDs as I only had 2 out of 8 bulbs that worked which was annoying. While I was there it was stupid not to replace the stepper motors. My oil pressure gauge crackled all over me and suddenly out of nowhere dropped to zero. Scared me! With no oil pressure, you tend to blow your engine off the highway because you've just burned it out! Since the motor wasn't actually burned out, I replaced the oil blower, but that didn't help. I never thought the sensor itself…

Like anything that requires expertise, these items require proper maintenance, not only for the quality of the item, but also for the skill and quality of the installer. I have many years of soldering experience and have the necessary tools. I bought these to replace 3 stepper motors and 4 light bulbs in my 2005 Suburban. The lamps were easy to install and resulted in adequate lighting. The best way to check which bulbs aren't working is to remove the circuit board and use a 9 volt battery with

POSITIVE: These are identical to the 2004 Pontiac Sunfire POS version OEM OEM servo motors. They are black where the factory servos are white and they are unmarked if the factory servos are imprinted with a part number or lot number or something similar. Fit and work as expected. Comes with two more motors than needed for my application, but other sellers who only sell four motors charge more per set. So I pay less and get spare parts! NEGATIVE: packaging. These servos are said to be fragile…