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Crown Automotive Speedometer 32 Teeth Gear – 52067632

Crown Automotive

  • Crown Automotive 32-tooth speedometer drive gear, part number 52067632
  • Made for the NP231 transfer case
  • Nylon gear on a steel shaft
  • A 6035709 o-ring must be bought separately unless the factory o-ring is reused

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Description

Overview

The Crown Automotive 52067632 is a 32-tooth speedometer drive gear for the NP231 transfer case. When tire size or axle gear ratio changes, the speedometer can read higher or lower than true road speed, and a gear with a different tooth count can bring the MPH display back in line. Crown Automotive directs buyers to its Tire and Gear Ratio Chart to choose the correct tooth count.

Key features

  • 32 teeth for the NP231 transfer case speedometer drive
  • Nylon gear on a steel shaft
  • Corrects speedometer error after tire size or axle gear ratio changes
  • Described by the brand as a direct fit

Nylon gear care

Nylon speedometer gears are used because they are light and run quietly against the mating gear. The tradeoff is that nylon teeth can chip if grit gets into the drive or if the gear is forced during installation, so it should be handled with care and kept clean. A steel shaft gives the gear a stable bore, but the teeth still need to be seated fully and free of debris.

Before fitting a new gear, wipe the bore and the shaft clean and check the mating gear for wear or chips. A gear that is not fully seated can cause noise, erratic readings or early wear on its teeth. Keep the old gear aside until the new reading has been confirmed, so you can compare the teeth if needed.

  • Clean the bore and shaft before fitting
  • Check the mating gear for chips
  • Confirm the gear seats fully by hand
  • Keep the old gear until the new reading is verified

Specifications

Brand Crown Automotive
Part number 52067632
UPC 848399015256
Tooth count 32 teeth
Compatible transfer case NP231
Gear material Nylon gear with steel shaft

Vehicle fitment

It is a direct fit for the NP231 transfer case, so check your transfer case and current tire and axle gear setup before ordering.

Confirm fit for your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Have a 6035709 o-ring ready before the gear is swapped, because it is not supplied and the factory o-ring can only be reused if it is in good condition.

What’s included

A 32-tooth speedometer drive gear.

Not included: 6035709 o-ring, which must be purchased separately unless the factory o-ring is reused.

SKU: CRO52067632 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 1.00 lbs
Package dimensions 3.00 × 1.00 × 1.00 in
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Questions & Answers

What is part number 52067632?

Crown Automotive part number 52067632 is a 32-tooth speedometer drive gear for the NP231 transfer case. The UPC is 848399015256. The gear is used when a tire size or axle gear ratio change makes the speedometer read higher or lower than true road speed.

Which vehicles does the Crown Automotive 32-tooth speedometer gear fit?

No specific vehicle years or models apply to this gear. It fits the NP231 transfer case, so confirm your transfer case and current tire and axle setup before ordering.

Do I need a new o-ring for this speedometer gear?

A 6035709 o-ring needs to be purchased separately unless the factory o-ring is reused. Check the o-ring on your vehicle before installation so you know which option applies.

How do I choose the right tooth count?

Use Crown Automotive's Tire and Gear Ratio Chart to determine which tooth count corrects your MPH reading after a tire or axle ratio change.

Is a nylon speedometer gear durable?

Nylon gears run quietly and are lightweight. Inspect the teeth for chipping or wear during service, and replace the gear if the teeth no longer mesh smoothly with the mating gear.

Should the speedometer gear be cleaned during service?

Yes. Wipe the gear and its bore clean before fitting, since grit can cause noise and uneven readings. Lightly coat the seal with clean lubricant and check that the gear sits fully seated.