Product review (5 stars): Great part, easy fix.
Great timing - our dishwasher (Frigidaire) broke down Christmas day.  The day after, after driving 15 miles across town to a store who's online page said they had this part in stock, I arrived only to discover that I would have to wait for it to be delivered.  They lied.  After I complained the clerk told me I should be nicer around Christmas, which I thought I was, but I took note and was nice enough to leave without buying anything and I went home and ordered this here.  I wonder how long her job and her company will last, as it's name rhymes with Tears.

Here's the deal.  Mine arrived a day SOONER than promised.  It's somewhere between a 10 minute and 30 minute job depending on how handy you are and how much crap you have stored under your sink.

Steps:
1- Go to your panel and switch off the breaker that controls your dishwasher
2- Pull all the junk out from under your sink and turn off the water supply to the dishwasher, and empty the dishwasher
3- Remove the kick panel under the dishwasher (2 screws)
5- Open the little power box on the bottom right of the dishwasher and disconnect the three wires (black, white, and green)
6- Remove the two screws at the top of the dishwasher which connect it to the counter top
7- slide the dishwasher forward far enough (8-12 inches) to disconnect the water line into the dishwasher (lefty loosie)
8- Disconnect the dishwasher drain hose from the disposal
9- Carefully drag the dishwasher out from the cabinets, roll it onto it's back, and clean up any water spilled on the floor
10- Look for the motor and disconnect the power supply.  It has an idiot proof connector so just squeeze and pull.
11- With a torx bit, two screws holding in the retaining bracket, then remove the metal bracket holding in the old motor
12- Slide the old motor out, and do a final comparison to the new one going in.  If it's the same, proceed.  If it's different apologize to your husband for telling him you had it all figured out, slide the dishwasher back into the cabinet, reconnect the drain hose to the disposal so it doesn't leak all over the place, and tell your hubby to make due until the right part arrives as you send this one back.
13- Use some liquid dish soap to clean out the housing for the motor, and to lube the two new O rings that need to go on the new motor.
14- Stick the new motor in the housing (gently so as not to disturb the O rings), and when it is fully seated, re-install the retaining bracket
15- Follow steps 12-1 backwards.
16- Test it out, then make your hubby take you out to dinner for fixing the machine and saving the cost of a new one
17- If you swore anywhere along the way you probably owe him makeup sex.

I have only been using this new part for a day.  I will try to remember to re-post in a while to report on the durability of the motor.