Product review (5 stars): Cheaper than the repair guy
The dish washer breaks one day.. Isn't draining, isn't squirting water. So I call this guy out to get an estimate.. He quotes me one child and half my house. Decided to take matters into my own hands.. Took everything out of the dish washer including the baskets. Then removed the two screws from the bottom of the counter top and slid the dish washer out. Yes they look pretty ugly. After that had to remove a hose clamp from the drain hose and drain the nasty water into a bucket.

From there it's two more hose clamps, then twist off the water spray bar inside the dish washer, oh and remove a plug. After that you sit with this motor and impeller housing in your hands. You basically look down at the old impeller and cry because it's totally trashed and you'll have to wash dishes by hand until this new one arrives. To put the new one in you basically twist off this impeller guard with some needle nose plyers. Then slide this awesome new impeller on the motor shaft like it's condom and put everything back together.

Honestly if you can change the oil on your car you can install this impeller in your dish washer. It cheap, and beats paying a guy $200 so you can look down his ass crack while he puts one in for you. The hardest part was getting the dish washer out from under the counter.. That and having to wait on shipping 'cause I couldn't get this part via Amazon Prime.