Product review (5 stars): Good motor, appears to be OEM
My Whirlpool dryer quit working and at first it looked as though the motor had gone bad as the coils were still getting hot, but the motor wasn't turning. So I pulled the old motor and checked it as demonstrated in a YouTube tutorial. It was juuuuust outside of spec, so I bought this new one. I compared it carefully to the original and it matched (both were made in Mexico, incidentally). I cracked the blower blade while trying to remove it and ended up having to chisel it apart to remove it. I had to buy a new one to go with the new motor.
Happily, I installed the new motor and blade and...nothing happened. What???
 I'd visually inspected the motor's fuse and it wasn't all melted so I assumed it was good. In retrospect, I admit I should have just checked the continuity in the first place with my trusty multimeter. But in my defense, the last time I had to replace a similar fuse on another dryer the damage was visible. Anyhoo, I did more research and discovered that a grounded coil can pop the fuse and screw up the motor...wheee! So I pulled the coil and sure enough, one of the ceramic mounts had cracked and the coil was touching the casing.
I replaced the coil along the thermostat and coil fuse (not to be confused with the motor fuse, which I also replaced)...I probably could have reused the original thermostat and fuse, but several sources suggested that the thermostat can be damaged by the heat of the coils when there is no air flowing...better safe than sorry!
Once I got everything installed, I tried again and this time it all worked just as it should. I've been catching up with 2+ weeks of laundry all weekend and it all seems to be fine.  Unlike some of the other reviewers, I haven't noticed any additional motor noise.
Just FYI - the new coils will smell funny for the first load or two, but that should go away pretty quickly.