uxcellDC 12V 10000RPM Mini Magnetic Motor for DIY Models

I bought 1 of these motors in hopes of fixing my rear vent motor in a 1997 Town and Country. When it arrived i noticed it was alittle bigger then the motor i took out of the mechanism. When placed it in I noticed it was too big. The vent motor was broke anyway so I figured I try to make it work. Swapped the worm gear and got out the dremel and started cutting. Cut out the side and then it fit perfectly. Then got out the soldering gun. To make a long story short. It works great. So great I ordered another 1 to do the other side. I fixed each vent motor for $5.58. Beats paying $40 dollars and up for "each" new window vent motor.They've been broke for about 5 yrs. I'm Happy. Little electric motors work great. Would by again.

Used this to replace an inferior motor that was turning an impeller. This motor cranks! It is the main motor in my furnace blower for DIY smelting and it performs admirably at 12v. It is very durable, reliable and strong.

Strong, well-made motor. Works well for my needs.

Mercedes Benz have a e-box under the driver side fuse box and when you put the key in the no.2 position with your hood up you can here it spinning. you only need to put key in 2 position for a couple of seconds then turn off as the computer lets it run for 4 minutes. this unit runs at 6000 rpm and the original unit runs at around 4000 rpm. all you need to do as solder the leads on. on the lead area look for the little round circle in the white plastic and that is your red lead. i will update latter how it holds up as it is in the engine compartment very very hot in there. you can buy the whole unit for around 50 bucks or over 100 bucks oem mercedes part. for 6 bucks and 15minutes of your time its just to easy

Used this to replace the bad motor on a friends wildlife/deer feeder. This works great for the spreader although I did have to make some modifications to the feeder to make it fit.

Bought for a science project but never worked. Tested the battery’s voltage to see if that was the problem but it was definitely a faulty motor received. I does look like a good motor as it worked for others. Just wish it would have for me.

It is a cheap motor. I shouldn't expect too much from it but when I hook this thing up it screams similar to a dentist's tooth drill. I was going to use this to in a robot car, but it's way too loud. I am going find something else with higher quality that is easier on the ears.

Very good. It's so strong! I just wish I could find a low priced rechargeable 12 volt battery that doesn't cost 150 bucks.