Creality 3D Printer Motors, 42-40 Stepper Motor, 2 Phase 1A 1.8 Degree 0.4N.M, Stepping Motor for 3D Printer Extruder, Compatible with CR-10 Ender-3 E-axis

Works and fit perfectly. Sucks that i had the old model come with my ender 5 pro but its fairly inexpensive to replace i guess. Very happy with this.

Really worth having a spare.

I paired it with a dual extruded also available on Amazon works great.

I had never heard of this brand but when I needed to replace my extruder motor I found Creality wanted to provide 3 motors instead of just the one I needed, so I took a long look at this one. In the reviews it was mentioned by more than one that this motor came in a Creality box and was identical to the factory motor. This was my experience also! No issues at all installing and I can't say with 100% certainty, but it seems to me that it is even quieter than the original. If I have a need for more of the motors would surly purchase this brand again.

Purchased this in order to use a certain dual gear metal extruder as the OEM motor did not allow the usage. This was used on an Ender 3 pro without issues.Make sure to readjust the e-steps in your config. Basic steps here, more info on guides online.1. Mark a line on your filament around 100mm from extruder.2. On your ender move(extrude) 100mm.3. See where line ends, measure the distance of the line to the extruder.4. If 0 do nothing , else plug into formula , 100/( 100-measuredValue) , now multiple this value by your current steps. (i.e. I was set to 93). This will give you your new step value. Example I stopped 10mm short , in equation I get 100/(100-10) = 1.111. Now 93*1.111 = 103.33 , I would set my esteps to 103 now.5. Test again.