Product review (5 stars): Perfect
This was just ridiculously easy to install and even including the $80 service fee from the GE service tech to diagnose the problem, I still saved about $200. I was about to say the heck with it and buy a new washer which would have cost me at least $400 or $500. This is the exact same part that the machine came with new.

I have a basic GE washer about four years old. The machine seemed completely screwed up because the water was not draining. The timer control was continuing over to the next cycle instead of stopping at the end because it knew it was still full of water. I guess the machine is smarter than it looks. This simple part fixed everything and it works like it did the way it was new.

The water hoses are a little tricky to get on because of the heavy duty clamps. Have a pair of good channel lock pliers and take your time. You don't want the lines popping off and flooding everything. To access the inside of the machine, look at the front panel seam at the top and you will see two tabs holding it on. Take a flat screw driver and just push in on the tabs and pull the panel off. The pump is on the bottom right corner in front with two wires and two hoses connected to it. It is held on by just two easy to access small bolts that screw right out. I hope everyone else is as fortunate with their repair, mine was like a gift from God.