Product review (5 stars): Worked like a charm
Worked like a charm. I repair these machines and had my doubts about this solving the UL code but this kit did the job for the machine I was working on. Here's some hints to make the replacement of the rods easier. Have somebody move the tub (basket) to the side when reaching in to pull the rods up past the "ball" to release the rod, do the same when replacing the rods. I used one of the old rods to hook the new rods and pull them through the holes where the insert goes.  Cut off an old rod off where the spring is attached and bend a 90 degree angle on the rod to make a 6"  handle.  Place insert in the hole before drawing the new rod up to attach the new cap. Now to the back rods.  Remove the rear sheet metal cover on the back of the machine. This makes things a snap to get to those rods and to attach the wiring and water level hose to the right hand side rod. I also tilted the machine forward and placed a 3-1/2" block of Styrofoam under the motor's rotor to hold the whole thing up some with I removed the rods.  BTW do one rod at a time. If you remove all the rods at once you'll have a terrible time lifting the whole assembly up to replace the rods.
Good luck now think of the money you've saved over paying a  service company or buying a new machine.