Does anyone have a connection or a place you look

[tery]

when you're trying to find little plastic gears like this one from an actuator motor circa 98

 

[jimtash]

Which actuator motor are you trying to fix? I can help you track down one if you want.

McMaster Carr might have something close to it.

 

[tery]

Hey, thanks for the reply. For a short term fix, I did this...

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but I would like to get a replacement gear. It's easy to get the whole actuator if ya wanna pay between 150 (Oreiley)-250(GM dealer) bucks, but for a 25 cent gear, I just can't bring myself to do it...yet... I'll try that name you sent, tks for that..

Yeah, I wonder what'll happen with a splined aluminum post and a plastic gear?? The same thing that happens with the old nylon timing gears and a metal timing chain...planned obsolescence.

It is a blend door actuator motor from a 1998 chevy blazer 4w drive 4 door V6

 

[SHO1]

Junkyard! likely other vehicles of similar years and make/models that will have same part also.

 

[jimtash]

Get me a part number and I'll see what I can come up with.

 

[tery]

Hey, thanks very much man...I've got it back in the car and it's working for the moment. Need to re the compressor and drier and such, but at least I stopped the heat from the engine compartment from blowing on my feet for now. Anyway, no hurry, but if you find one in a jy that has intact gears, I'd be interested..tks again,
I think the number end in 1338 or maybe 1388, but I think 1338, or maybe its 138B, it should come up n a parts search one way or the other....I copied this pic from my little video, I didn't write it down cause I wasn't going to buy one and the stores are happy to sell ya one with their number