Replacement Step Control Module for 2004 Lippert Components Kwikee 32 Series Steps

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I need a 2004 Trek series 32 step control Box. The one I found said for IMGL in title but pre IMGL in info. So is it both. I can work around the door switch issue or wiring connector issues. Just want to be sure the box likes my motor, which is happy. Thanks

asked by: Paul

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The Lippert Components Kwikee Step Control part # LC379146 is for pre-IMGL (integrated motor/gearbox/linkage) steps which were made before October 2004. If your steps were made after October 2004 then you will want to use the Lippert Components Kwikee Step Control part # LC379605 instead.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 6

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Answer 9

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Answer 11

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