Product review (5 stars): A TWO BEER PROJECT
Perfect replacement for my old Maytag, easy to install.  I recommend that you have a 1/4 inch drive socket set with 3/8", 5/16" and 1/4" deep sockets.  The hardest part may be getting the front cover off of your washer....  The set screw on the pulley may be rather tight so have a good quality 3/16" hex key with some sort of extension to get extra leverage.  Just plug the new harness into your old wiring, the spade terminals eliminate any splicing, and then attach the new harness to the motor(after you have remounted the motor to the washer).  Make sure to unplug the washer from the wall socket before starting in on the project.  You may want to replace the belts while you have good access to the bottom side.