hello I have a 98 chevy blazer and want to replace the transfer case shift motor can anyone tell me how this is done, and if it is hard to do. thanks

 

The front driveshaft can make this a pain, but here is the procedure:

Removal Procedure [ol][*]Remove the transfer case shield. Refer to Shield Replacement.[*]Remove the transfer case wiring harness connectors from the motor/encoder.[*]Remove the bolts that secure the motor/encoder to the transfer case.[/ol]

The transfer case encoder motor is located on the driver side front portion of the transfer case.

 

thanks for the info, now do you have to move the drive shaft and if so what is involved in doing that.

 

Heya.. It was pretty simple to unbolt the T-Case motor from the T-case, you mentioned that the drive shaft would make it difficult. Does that mean you have to remove the drive shaft? I said there fiddling with the T-case motor trying to get it to wedge out some way or another and it just wouldn't fit.

I also had a couple other questions about the brake switch.