Product review (5 stars): Exact fit replacement part.
Remove two screws from the rear of top cover.
Slide top back about an inch and lift up, set aside. Remove one control panel screw left side as viewed from back. Phillips
Remove soap drawer by pushing down release tab.
Remove control panel by easing it out if plastic clips, being nice to it is not required as it's pretty sturdy.
Remove drum seal retaining ring. Thin plastic putty knife.
Remove drain door and inside plastic housing. Phillips
Remove front panel screw that is behind the plastic housing. Phillips
Remove the screws from the top of the front panel. 1/4" nut driver or Phillips
Tilt forward about a quarter and disconnect the door switch jack
Tilt panel past 45 degrees and lift off.
Remove the hoses. Spring clip pliers.
You might get some water here.
Remove the wires from each of the pumps, take a picture if your memory sucks.
There are now 3 10mm bolts holding the pump assembly bracket down. Two front one back. Feel around for them, you can't see them.
Pull the assembly out, loosen assembly from bracket, no need to completely remove it.
Replace one or both pump motors, tighten to bracket, reinstall, put the wires and tubes back on.
Set front panel back in at an angle, start to close it up and plug your door switch back in.
Pull the washer boot out and inside the panel.
Replace all the screws, the plastic housing and the drain cover.
Fit the tub gasket onto the door panel and seat it uniformly.
Put the retaining spring ring around the gasket.
This part is tricky. I bought a cheap pair of brake spring pliers, heated up one end and bent the tip backwards then ground both prongs to the spring end sizes. Hey, worked for me. Work the ring up both sides as far as you can and put your pliers on, expand the spring and let it snap back.
I'm sure there are lots of other ways to do this including buying the 150.00 special* tool but watch you don't tear the drum gasket. (goes without saying) replace the control panel, put that screw back in it, slide the top on, replace the two screws, and marvel at how you got through this without ever unplugging or closing the water valves. Or...you could remember to unplug and valve off and save your free pass at life for another day.
So yeah, the parts fit and the whole repair will take you 20 minutes or so if you don't go making custom tools.
Hope this helps someone.