Replacement Motor For Lippert 165046 Double Coach Step On A 2011 Tiffin Zephyr

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I need a step motor for my 2011 Tiffin Zephyr. There is no ID on the motor but the step is a LCI 165046 Dbl Slide 26. Do you have the replacement motor? THX,

asked by: Garth W

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Expert Reply:

The replacement step motor for your 2011 Tiffin Zephyr Lipper Components double step is Item # LC301695. This is a direct replacement motor for the double and triple electric Lippert and Stromberg Carlson couch steps.

expert reply by: Shane H

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