Replacement For Kwikee 1510000158 Control Unit For Steps

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I need a replacement for a Kwikee or Power Gear part number 1510000158 Rev 0C. It is the step controller on our motor home. Can you help me? Thank you, Rick

asked by: Rick D

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Hi Rick,

Yep, I can 100% help you out, as we do have the exact replacement for the 1510000158 step control unit. For that, all you need to pick up is the following:

- Replacement Control Unit for Kwikee 24 and 25 Series Electric RV Steps # LC363982

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Jameson C.

1/5/2026

Hey Rick, how did things go with the replacement control unit for your Kwikee steps? Did it get your motor home steps working again? Your update could make it easier for the next person with the same issue.

Mike

7/19/2026

Hello Kyle, I also have a bad step controller by Kwickee, PN 1510000158 why are they so expensive compared to others? Is there a different one I can use?

Jesse M.

7/20/2026

@Mike No, there isn't another one you can use. The # LC363982 is what you'll need to replace your 1510000158 controller. Looks like the price is pretty on par with the other control modules we offer.

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