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Old 07-17-2010, 02:34 PM   #21
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Finally got it trouble shot and fixed...Bad Motor...Thanks for all the help everyone...
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Old 07-07-2012, 04:22 PM   #22
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My steps don't completely retract. The large nylon gear that is turned by the worm gear seems to be worn in the center where the worm gear works.
Where can I find the nylon gear replacement?
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Old 07-08-2012, 09:06 AM   #23
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Since this thread has been reactivated this a re-post of my post above (#6) with some additions and deletion of inactive sites. This is some info I have collected over the years from various threads for Kwikee steps. Trouble shooting chart HERE There is a trouble shooting guide HERE If you need sources for motors or parts check the following: Motor PARTS 1 PARTS 2 PARTS 3 __________________________________________________ ______________ " 1) AM Equipment 402 E. Hazel St Jefferson, OR 97352, (541) 327-1546 the motor is $29 plus $7 shipping. 2) Replacement step motor at AutoZone. It's a Siemens "Window Lift Motor", part number WL43003. 3) Autozone. The brand is "Siemens" The ID tag lists the following numbers: 59720-20 121899 4) A 1986-1995 Ford Taurus left front window lift motor matched my motor. NAPA part # BK655-1395 $63.99 I ordered my motor from Auto-Zone Manufactured by Dorman part# 742-206. This has a lifetime Warranty and was $49.99. " Also these guys rebuild the older unencapsulated circuit boards: HERE ********************************************** New info in 2012 Parts | AutoZone.com j1z7uZ8ijybZ1z10l3u?itemIdentifier=972601_315519_1 264_1356%2C78656 Aci Auto/Window Lift Motor For your 1995 Ford Truck F150 1/2 ton P/U 2WD 5.0L EFI 8cyl Enlarge Image Part Number: 83094 **************************** On disasembly of the motor I found the plastic plugs severly lopsided due to all the years of strain, new plugs cost $8.00 at Autozone or Amazon, other than that the Autozone Ford Mark VI would have worked $ $44, but I saved myself $38 ********* Just rplaced my 25 series Kwikee step motor with a Dorman 742-277 window lift motor for a 1986 Ford Taurus driver side window lift motor. They said the Taurus had a high torqe motor which is why the number ends with 277 meaning high torqe. My steps zip in and out with this motor application. It was a special order item but only took one day for them to get it to my local AutoZone store. I also noticed AutoZone had rebuild kits for Dorman window lift gear boxes (plastic gears) in the Help section of the store.
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Old 07-14-2012, 03:30 PM   #24
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I realize the steps problems and fixes have been discussed a lot. But, I need help finding the correct step motor for a 1996 Winnebago Adventurer. I purchased one for a 89-95 Taurus. It has 5 gear splines. Mine has 12. My old motor has no information on it. It was a replacement. Help me if you can I'm feeling unsuccessful.
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Old 08-08-2012, 05:20 AM   #25
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I have an 86 Chieftain, the steps seem to be locked in place but only halfway retracted. We took the pin out that connects the gearbox to the step and it is jammed. The little lever arm that rotates to move the step is frozen.

What may have caused the problem is a mechanic tried to manually retract the steps while the aux battery was out. I don't know whether he jammed it or why it won't move.

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Old 11-26-2012, 05:10 PM   #26
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I don't know if I posted the results of my steps problem. So, I'll tell you now. I purchased a kwiki step motor from Camping World. Then matched the parts number to one I found on line and saved a bunch of money. I installed the the new motor after receiving it via UPS and now my steps work perfectly.
I returned the Camping World motor.
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