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Looking for the Replacement Step Motor for AMI/Lippert PN: 369545  

Updated 08/15/2026 | Published 08/02/2026

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Need a replacement step motor Ami 369545 Is part on original Do you have? In stock Thanks jim

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Got it Jim, thanks for stopping by!

Yes, we do have a replacement for your Lippert 369545 step motor.

You'll want the Kwikee Electric RV Steps replacement motor # LC379147. Lippert has confirmed that 369545 has been replaced with # LC379147.

If you also need the gearbox, the 369545 part number is sometimes used to identify the motor and gearbox assembly together. In that case, you would also need:

Replacement Gear Box and B Linkage # LC379161

Are you replacing the motor as preventative maintenance or did the steps stop operating altogether?

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Gary J.

8/6/2026

I purchased the motor and the gearbox a couple of years ago for my 2007 LazyDaze 30ft TB model. I had a local RV mechanic shop switch out my failed assembly. It worked out perfectly without any issues.

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James D.

8/7/2026

@GaryJ thanks for the confirmation, if there's anything we can help with just let us know. Appreciate you stopping by and choosing etrailer!
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John F.

8/6/2026

I purchased the motor last year. Easy install and no failure since then.

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James D.

8/7/2026

@JohnF Nice, we appreciate your feedback! What RV, Trailer or Camper were you working on?
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Craig

8/7/2026

I purchased this motor for the Kwikee electric step on my 2006 Fleetwood Bounder. Easy to install. and works like a charm! Great service from etrailer to confirm it was indeed the correct part for my older rig.

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James D.

8/10/2026

@Craig love to hear this and glad we could help. Thanks for stopping by and we appreciate you choosing etrailer!
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Guy A.

8/15/2026

I purchased a new step motor because my original (9 years old) had been jammed at one point and no longer had the power to pull the steps up all the way. Removed the old one and installed the new one in less than 30 minutes. new one worked well. I saved the old unit just in case I might need something from the gearbox.

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