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GruvenParts.com is PROUD to release this LIFETIME WARRANTIED SOLID BRASS GEAR SET for 2007-2014 GM truck power seat height adjustment mechanisms ! This set includes 1 helical cut solid brass main gear AND a solid brass mating worm drive gear. Do NOT just replace the spur gear, you need both the brass spur and mating brass worm gear for a bulletproof mechanism. These gears exactly match the GM plastic versions but are many times stronger so they will not chip, strip, or break. This is a GREAT WAY to save money AND make your GM truck seat power height adjustment mechanism BULLETPROOF! We all know that GM will not sell these gears - instead, they make you buy an entire new power seat unit (with more plastic gears that will also soon break or strip). Don't waste money on more plastic gears, or incomplete gear sets. The GruvenParts.com gear set includes EVERYTHING that wears out and replaces them with SOLID BRASS GEARS - LIFETIME WARRANTIED !
The larger helical cut spur gear easily attaches to the main shaft via 24 hour cure epoxy, such as 24 hour JB weld 8265S (readily available at Home Depot, or on Amazon). You can quickly and easily remove the remnants of the GM plastic gear using a small dremel tool then just clean the underlying shaft before application of epoxy. The brass worm gear simply replaces the cheap plastic worm gear in the unit.
This product is sold as a set of 2 gears - (1) Brass Spur Gear and (1) Brass Worm gear. This is enough to fix ONE (1) power height adjustment mechanism. Please note there are TWO (2) power height adjusters on each seat - one for the seat front and 1 for the seat back. This does not fix the power forward / aft or seat recline features.
This product fits all 2007-2014 GM Trucks with Power Seats, Including Escalade, Silverado, Avalanche, Tahoe, Suburban, Sierra, Yukon, Denali, DTS and likely many others. The part numbers for the seat tracks which these gears fit into are : 22-80-44-17 (228044170, 22-80-44-18 (22804418), 22-80-44-19 (22804419), 22-80-44-20 (22804420), 20-77-91-09 (20779109), 20-77-91-10 (20779110) as well as many others. This part number list will continually grow !
** Installation Instructions **
1. Access bottom of seat structure. This is easiest by removing power seat entirely from vehicle. Remove power seat bracket from bottom of seat bottom.
2. Remove the flexible drive shaft for the height adjustment drive box. You can pull the drive box away from the drive shaft slightly to gain the needed clearance. The flex drive shaft will fall out. Please be sure to mark the drive shafts if you are replacing both height gear sets as the drive shafts are different lengths.
3. Remove the Four (4) 1/4" screws holding each height adjustment drive box together. Remove and discard the plastic worm gear. Position the main spiral shaft with over-molded plastic spur gear such that the plastic spur gear can be cut off using a dremel wheel or similar.
4. Cut across the width of the plastic spur gear. Its OK to cut slightly into the underlying steel shaft. Wear eye protection ! Remove the old plastic spur gear and clean off the underlying steel shaft.
5. Using a 24 hour epoxy such as JB Weld 8265S, thoroughly coat the steel underlying shaft. Slowly thread on the new brass spur gear, wiping away any excess JB weld. Once the JB weld dries, it is extremely hard to remove so clean any excess epoxy. Position the new brass gear such that the metallic washer recess is facing the spirals, just like the OEM layout. There should be about .050" of main shaft exposed (not including shaft ball end) once new brass gear is installed. You can also look at the OTHER height mechanism and measure its gear placement.
6. Allow epoxy to fully cure per manufacturers instructions.
7 Reassembly is reverse of removal.
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Posted by Gilbert Villegas on 2nd Jul 2024
It fit perfectly
Posted by Steven on 1st Jun 2024
Worked like a charm. I am a disabled veteran and having my seat in just the right place is critical for me to be able to drive. Thanks
Posted by Darrell Godin on 23rd Apr 2024
Hello went to install this and it does fit tight could not even slide over the shaft had to remove some of the old splines on the shaft with a file to even make this go on VERY tight could not even twist it onto the shaft after filing the shaft a bit JB welded it on had to turn onto the shaft let it sits over night put all of it back togetherinstalled into the truck and now I can raise the seat PERFECT. ( Just needs to be a bit bigger to get it onto the old shaft without filing .Still better than the GM plastic crap gear for what you pay for a truck this gerar should NOT be made of PLASTIC ..
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Thanks Darrell for the honest review. Please note some of the knurled GM shafts are a little larger or smaller because their tolerances are wide on that side of the shaft. They can be for them because they are molding a liquid plastic gear over if so they dont care but to do it correctly with proper gear brass its got to be a good fit. Sorry yours was tight but as you said a bit of filing is sometimes needed to give it that perfect fitment. Normally its a sliding fit and theres some gap for the epoxy to cure into. Anyway thanks for the review and glad its working correctly. Oh yeah, you will have a tough time breaking that solid gear brass gear now !
Paul@GruvenParts.com
Posted by Jeff Shimp on 8th Apr 2024
This part is a must have for your GM power seats. Slips right in and uses very little energy from the motors. Thanks Gruven for your excellent engineering.
Posted by deleanmc@gmail.com on 24th Feb 2024
Easy to put in,worked like it should.
Posted by Jesse R on 3rd Jan 2024
high quality parts, straight foward install. I also repaired my lumbar gears as well. Driver seat is 100% improved with functioning height adjustment and lumbar adjustment. Thank you.
Posted by Unknown on 18th Dec 2023
High quality. The how to video was detailed.
Posted by Unknown on 18th Dec 2023
Works great not too hard to do with seat out
Posted by Richard on 20th Aug 2023
Great solution to GM's failure. Brass over plastic? Absolutely! The 'how to video?' A+++++
Posted by Christopher Fenn on 27th Jul 2023
High quality product, however, instructual videos are vague leaving out important steps. Take a lot of photos or even a video of your disassembly.
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