Like I said, exact replacement minus the dent in my old set from hitting a 4x4 post.
I watched several video's online, on how to replace them with ease.....there wasn't any. So, after reading the instructions 3 times.
I removed my old set,
I did not extend the new set as the instructions said to do.
Instead, I lifted the New stairs in place, securing them by putting the nuts on the back 2 bolts.
When they were snug, I plugged in the unit and the stairs opened, exposing the front 2
bolts. Be sure YOU are out of Harms way before you plug them in.
Be careful, they are heavy and unwieldy. My Brother in law helped me with a small car jack to pivot the stairs while I adjusted them to fit.
I'm Happy with the results.
Good Luck, be careful, and you too will see fine results.

I had to replace my two-step Kwikee on my 89 Rexhall Aerex. This fit nicely. I will still need to change my door sensor switch from White to Black to wire it correctly, but the stow/deploy test bypassing the processor worked well and I can't wait to get it finally wired in per the manual! Sturdy, with nice yellow stripes near edges and good non-slip tread texture. Installing is a process, but I had some time to do it and worked through it okay.

Easy install. Packaging was a little rough

I replaced a single step automatic unit (also from Kwikee) with this two-step unit as my wife's knees are starting to give her trouble. This makes it easier to get in and out of the RV, meaning we'll get more use out of it as we're both aging. I was able to install this myself fairly easily, using our "lego" leveling blocks to support the unit as I positioned it. It is quite heavy, so don't be under it as you're working! There are only four nuts holding the old unit in place (same with the new unit once installed). Wiring was easy - as this as the same manufacturer I simply had to disconnect the old unit at a quick-connect point, then plug in the new one. There is a door switch and quick-connect pigtail included, but I didn't need to replace either of those. Added bonus is that this step opens and closes quietly instead of the loud squeal the old unit made alerting everyone in the campground that we had arrived. I was a bit concerned as this lower step unit will hit curbs when parallel parked, but I tested this by having the step hit my foot as it opened. The unit stopped easily without exerting a lot of force, so I'm not concerned about breakage. I have confidence this will make a big difference in our enjoyment of the RV.

Perfect fit for the motorhome