Looking for Replacement Slide Out Motor for 2006 Forest River Wildwood

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I have a 2006 Forest River Wildwood LE and Im trying to figure out what slide motor and gearbox I need. Its a through frame slide out. The motor sounds fine I believe the gears are stripped.

asked by: TJ

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I wish I could tell from that picture what motor you have but I can't find anything we carry that looks like an exact match or any reference to the part number I think I was able to see in the picture. If you could take a closer look at the motor and see if you can find a part number on it I would be able to hopefully find something.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Tj

10/14/2024

Model: 1-065-041-012 12vDC 4A ROT:CW Speed 9000rpm The Gearbox has embossed LCI logo on the case

Jameson C.

10/14/2024

@Tj We have had this question before and according to Lippert the replacement for your actuator and slide out motor 131903 is the Lippert Venture Actuator and High Speed Slide-Out Motor item # LC168956 or the Replacement 18:1 High Speed Motor Assembly item # LC295380 for just the motor. It has a RPM rating of 9,100 and a gear ratio of 18:1.

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