🔌 ACI 83094 Power Window Motor: Superior Performance and Reliability for Auto Windows Review

Very heavy construction, well finished. Won't work as a stepper motor on my 2014 Kwikee Platinum Steps: The gear is too short to fit in the gearbox.

This is a very easy way to roll down a window! Plus it fits like an OEM! After 26 years. I find it amazing that someone else remembers and makes this part! Good fit and happy!

In addition to replacing the plug this was a direct replacement for my camper stand. Installing the gearbox required some effort, but was easily accomplished with a few hammer blows.

. This is a perfect match for my motorhomes with the Kwiki Steps electric automatic footrests found on many earlier buses. Plug and play and works perfectly. Certainly better than paying another $100 for someone else's part number!

I used this to replace the windows on a 1992 Ford F150. I had to do the left and right sides, and it didn't take long. I had to drill a hole in the truck door to access one of the bolts on the old engine, but other than that it was very easy. Went like clockwork.

My RV's stepper motor has failed. I called the Van Step manufacturer to replace them and they charged $250 plus shipping. After researching the net, this turned out to be the same engine sold at the camper shop. For less than $40 I replaced the RV motor with this one. You need to remove the old connector from the old motor and solder it to the new motor. I'm happy? YOU PUT.

After research I first ordered a Kwikee part number but it was geared too high and had to return it. I assumed the old one was defective because it was a window mount (much cheaper) but they are identical in construction and materials. It was perfect except the connector was different and the connectors had to be cut off and the wires reconnected. Next time I will order the broken gear repair kit for 32 series RV stair entry motors as this has failed on my last two motors.

This power window motor replaced my Kwikee Class A retractable RV stepper motor. My steps are working great now. Put this motor next to your old motor, they go together. Gear and motor size, bores, cable color coding match. Say it? You will need to drill holes to enlarge them to fit your kwikee's mounting screws. With a sharp drill this is not a problem since you are drilling through aluminium. Keep the electrical connector on the old motor and plug it into the new one and you'll be fine. This…

Update: April 2020 After installing the engine I had intermittent issues with the RV steps. I thought it might be the motor itself, but switched it to a different motor with the same result. What I saw was that the spring around the seal had come out of the seal so the seal and assembly may be damaged. I'm not expecting much support as I had to replace the connector and drill holes. I treat her badly. Due to the compression issue, I may have downgraded the stars once but thought I should share.