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My biggest pain was releasing the small electrical connection. The big one was pretty easy - just squeeze the tab on the connector and pull. But, the small one is a royal PITA. You must pull out on the tab at the end of the connection, and then pull off the connection. It's tight up there, so I used a tiny flathead screwdriver to pull out on the tab while I used a bigger screwdriver to put between the end of the connector and the motor casing to pry the connector out. Here's a pic of the small connector:
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I just used a very large flathead screwdriver to rotate the stepper motor (female slot) with the gear on the transfer case.
