Chevy Colorado Transfer Cases & Parts

The Chevy Colorado appeared on the market in 2004 as a direct replacement for the S-10 pickup truck. The Colorado has its badge-engineered sibling, which is marketed in the United States as the GMC Canyon. In 2012, Chevy introduced the second generation of this compact pickup truck with a completely revised shape of the front fascia and more aerodynamic body. However, the designers at Chevrolet decided to keep the horizontal bar, which separates the grille shell of the truck. In the base trim, the model features rear-wheel drive and is powered by a range of inline-four diesel and gas engines.

The transfer case of your Chevy is responsible for an adequate distribution of engine power between the axles. In you’ve got the rear-wheel drive Colorado, its transfer case distributes the power only to the rear axle, while in the all-wheel drive version both rear and front axles get power through the transfer case. If due to certain issues you have to get a replacement Chevy Colorado transfer case or some of its components, we’ve got you covered. We work only with well-known domestic and foreign brands, such as National and Standard, Euclid and ACDelco, PPE and many others.