🔧 Kwikee 379160 9 Inch Grey Gear Box Linkage with A - Enhanced for SEO Review

He's had a van for a year and the engine was hitched and burned out. Exchanged both. Found a bearing on the lever, looks like it needs a lot of lubrication. Now that I see it, this one should last longer. It's behind the front wheel, so it looks like dirt and grime didn't help.

Replacement for 2006 Hurricane MH with Kwikee Step Series # 963209000 Make sure the stop cams are set correctly per the Kwikee manual so you have full crank travel. Otherwise, when the steps are extended, there will be an unwanted torsional load on the shaft.

This part is visually and functionally identical to the OEM part I removed. I would suggest replacing the motor, transmission and controller at the same time so that replacing one part isn't frustrating, but other parts in the assembly fail shortly after.

I had to work hard to do it myself. Removed the entire running board from the bus. Replaced a part on a workbench, need help reinstalling it on the bus. Gears fell 1 2 3 with it. My problem was access to it, not the product. It works great. I recommend it to anyone willing to take on this task.

Motor and actuator replaced by Monaco Knight 2003 The old block had a different design. During disassembly, various parts broke or jammed and were very difficult to disassemble. This newer step gear design and motor is much better. Don't just order one piece. Buy a new transmission and a new engine. As mentioned before, make sure you choose the right drive lever design. I had a connection. Tip: Get out your phone and take a picture, then order the part.

My Fleetwood Expedition's Kwikee treads started to click very loudly when closed. After removing the motor from the steps, I saw that one of the teeth on the gear on the linkage side was broken. I have tried replacing just the large gear but due to the design of the lever part this is not possible. The new connection arrived as expected and the reinstallation took about 15 minutes. Now my stepper works great and I saved over $600 by replacing the broken part instead of the entire stepper…