Liftmaster K99-ENF-TEEC, 36" TEETH, COUPLING, ENFORCER
The K99-ENF-TEEC assembly is a replacement 36 inch teeth and coupling section for the physical deterrent portion of a LiftMaster Enforcer traffic spike system. The teeth section provides the tire-damaging one-way control function, while the coupling area helps connect or synchronize the modular section with the rest of the spike assembly. Damage in this area can cause inconsistent tooth movement, binding, rattling, or improper alignment with neighboring sections.
This is a heavy-duty perimeter security part and should be matched carefully. Section length, tooth style, mounting style, surface-mount versus in-ground configuration, and related coupling hardware must line up with the original Enforcer installation. Do not use this part to patch together a mixed traffic spike system without verifying the system model and parts diagram.
Compatible With
This compatibility section is written for supported product families and common model references. Always verify the original part number, operator model, configuration, and parts diagram before ordering.
- LiftMaster Enforcer Model 13100 surface-mount systems
- LiftMaster Enforcer Model 13100XC systems when parts list confirms this section
- LiftMaster Enforcer Model 13200 in-ground systems
- LiftMaster Enforcer Model 13200XC systems when parts list confirms this section
- 36 inch Enforcer modular teeth/coupling sections
- Motorized traffic spike systems that specifically call for K99-ENF-TEEC
Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- K99-ENF-TEEC
- LM-K99-ENF-TEEC
- ENF-TEEC
- 36 inch teeth coupling Enforcer
- Enforcer teeth section with coupling
- K94-ENF-TEEC (possible catalog text mismatch to verify)
Features & Specifications
| Feature / Specification | Details |
|---|
| Manufacturer | LiftMaster |
| Product Type | 36 inch teeth and coupling section |
| Part Number | K99-ENF-TEEC |
| Application | Enforcer traffic spike teeth section replacement |
| Compatible Operator Type | Perimeter access, traffic spike, or barrier gate equipment as noted |
| Primary Compatibility | LiftMaster Enforcer motorized traffic spike systems, including 13100, 13100XC, 13200, and 13200XC when the parts diagram confirms this teeth and coupling assembly. |
| Notes | Verify by original part number, installation style, and current parts diagram. |
Technician Note
Traffic spike and barrier gate parts often look similar across product families, but small differences in thickness, linkage geometry, tooth section, chain pitch, or mounting pattern can prevent proper operation. Match the part number and installation type before ordering.
Before Ordering
- Confirm the exact manufacturer part number on the existing part or parts diagram.
- Verify the operator model, series, and surface-mount versus in-ground configuration.
- Compare dimensions, section length, plate thickness, linkage style, mounting holes, and related hardware.
- Inspect adjacent parts that may have caused the failure, such as sprockets, chains, pivots, teeth, shafts, bushings, or control wiring.
- Do not order by appearance alone; similar LiftMaster, Elite, Magnetic, Enforcer, and EZ traffic-control parts may not interchange.
Important Ordering Warnings
- A visible catalog conflict exists in some descriptions that mention K94-ENF-TEEC while the product row uses K99-ENF-TEEC.
- Verify the actual label, section length, chassis type, and manual before upload or customer shipment.
- Traffic spike teeth and coupling repairs should be handled with the system locked out and the lane secured.
Professional Advisory
This is a specialty perimeter access replacement part. Work on powered traffic spike, barrier, or access-control equipment should be performed with the system locked out and with the correct manual available. Do not bypass safety, traffic-control, or warning devices to keep a system in service.
Product Questions & Answers
What does K99-ENF-TEEC replace?
It replaces a 36 inch teeth and coupling section on select LiftMaster Enforcer traffic spike systems.
Is this part for surface-mount or in-ground Enforcer systems?
It may be used with select Enforcer 13100 surface-mount and 13200 in-ground systems when the parts diagram confirms the same teeth and coupling section.
Why should the section length be verified?
Traffic spike systems are built in modular sections, and the replacement must match the original section length and coupling style.
Is there a K94 and K99 part-number concern?
Some catalog wording may show a K94 prefix while this row uses K99-ENF-TEEC, so the actual manufacturer part number should be manually verified.
Can damaged teeth be ignored if the system still moves?
No. Bent or damaged teeth can create lane hazards, binding, and improper deterrent operation, so the unit should be inspected before being returned to service.
