Product review (4 stars): Replacement Dryer Motor
The motor was just as described. The unit had different electrical connections compared to the one originally installed in the dryer. The new motor came with all of the necessary new electrical connectors to adapt the wiring on the dryer to the new motor terminals.

Would have rated this as 5 stars except the instructions for how to connect the existing wires to the new motor are a vague and the picture that shows the connections is of very poor quality.

A hint to getting the PLASTIC blower fan off of the old motor without breaking:
- Expose the fan on the back side of the motor.
- Clamp a vice-grip pliers to the shaft on the end near the pullet for the drum belt.
- Place a piece of wood on the bottom of the dryer where the vice-grip contacts the dryer housing to prevent denting the dryer.
- use your hands to rotate the fan counter clockwise, then quickly rotate it clockwise so that the vice-grip hits the wood on the bottom of the dryer. if you do this a few times with enough force the plastic blower fan will be loosened and you can spin it off the shaft. The threads on the blower fan are reverse threaded so the fan tightens in a counter-clockwise direction.