Product review (5 stars): did the trick - quick change out.  DIY
installed in minutes.  The old-factory one went out because the motor shaft rusted and expanded, busting the seal.  All i needed to change it was to 1.  unplug the washer  2.  tilt it way back and prop the front up on a crate. 3.  snap a pic of the hose locations - in/out - with iphone camera for reference (to keep from hooking them up backwards)  4.  remove the hose clamps with simple pliers - put a towel down  5.  using a screwdriver or plier, pop off the upper and lower snap retaining clips that clamp it on to motor  6.  remove old unit and inspect it  7.  clean up the motor shaft, mine had rusted and expanded so I tapped on it lightly with the pliers to bust off the rust - then smeared a dab of wheel bearing grease around the shaft to rustproof it 8.  put the upper motor clamp in and ready - reinstall in on shaft and press into place, snapping the retainers over the pump edges  9. reinstall the hose clamps - refer to the picture  (ensure they are properly fitted, otherwise you will be pumping 20 gallons of water onto the floor there if they pop off.  10.  double check those hoses and hose clamps.  11. ready to test it -- worked great on the first try..  It's been 2 months and not issues.  no more water leak either...