OEM replacement motor and gearbox assembly for EQ Systems STABI-LITE electric stabilizer systems. Includes motor, gearbox, and plug-in cord. Mounts directly to the stabilizer jack leg — plug-and-play replacement for the STABI-LITE drive unit. Compatible with assembly reference 853208J.
The EQ Systems 6836 is the complete drive unit replacement for STABI-LITE electric stabilizer systems — it includes the electric motor, gearbox, and the plug-in cord assembly, ready to mount to the stabilizer jack leg and connect to the system harness. This is the OEM EQ Systems replacement part for the drive unit that powers each STABI-LITE stabilizer leg.
STABI-LITE stabilizer systems use electric motor-driven jacks that extend and retract via a screw drive mechanism. Over time or following electrical or mechanical failure, the motor or gearbox may need replacement. The 6836 replaces that entire drive unit as a single assembly — motor, gear reduction box, and harness connector — eliminating the need to source and match individual components. The included plug-in cord connects to the existing system harness on the stabilizer leg for a straightforward replacement without cutting or splicing wires.
This part is specifically for EQ Systems STABI-LITE electric stabilizer systems. It is not a replacement for hydraulic jack components or hydraulic pump motors. If you are unsure whether this is the correct part for your system, contact EQ Systems Technical Support with your system model number before ordering.
Includes motor, gearbox, and plug-in cord as a single assembly — no separate component matching required
Cord connects directly to the jack leg harness connector — no wire cutting or splicing needed for installation
Genuine EQ Systems replacement part — ensures compatibility and maintains system integrity for STABI-LITE stabilizers
Assembly mounts directly to the existing STABI-LITE stabilizer jack leg — designed to drop in place of the failed unit
The 6836 motor gearbox assembly is a replacement part for EQ Systems STABI-LITE electric stabilizer systems. EQ Systems produces STABI-LITE systems for two chassis types — confirm your system before ordering: 8449AM — STABI-LITE Electric Class C (Ford E-350, Ford E-450, Chevrolet C5500) Electric stabilizer for Class C and Class B motorhomes on Ford and Chevrolet chassis 8450AM — STABI-LITE Electric Sprinter Class C Electric stabilizer for Class C and Class B motorhomes on Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Cutaway chassis If you are unsure which system you have, locate the model number on the system controller or the stabilizer jack leg, and provide that number to EQ Systems when confirming part compatibility. Do not attempt to install any replacement part without prior authorization from EQ Systems if your system is under warranty.
This part is designed for EQ Systems STABI-LITE electric stabilizer systems. Before ordering, confirm that: 1. Your system is a STABI-LITE electric stabilizer (Class C or Class B motorhome — not a hydraulic leveling system) 2. The motor or gearbox is confirmed as the failed component — not the controller, switch pad, or system harness 3. Your system uses assembly reference 853208J or EQ Systems has confirmed the 6836 as the correct replacement for your unit If you are unsure, contact EQ Systems Technical Support at 800-846-9659 or [email protected] with your system model number before ordering. Unauthorized modifications or incorrect part installations may void warranty coverage.
The 6836 is designed for field replacement of a failed STABI-LITE motor or gearbox unit. General installation steps: 1. Contact EQ Systems First: For systems under warranty, obtain prior authorization from EQ Systems before any repair — unauthorized warranty repairs will be denied 2. Retract Stabilizers: Fully retract both stabilizer legs before beginning any service work. Do not work under the coach with stabilizers extended 3. Remove Failed Unit: Disconnect the plug-in cord from the jack leg harness connector, then unbolt or detach the existing motor/gearbox assembly from the jack leg 4. Install Replacement Assembly: Mount the 6836 assembly to the jack leg in the same position and orientation as the original unit 5. Connect Cord: Plug the included cord into the jack leg harness connector — color-coded connection for correct orientation 6. Test Operation: Test extend and retract operation; if equipped with slide-outs, verify controller output adjustment is correct for your configuration Contact EQ Systems Technical Support for the Motor Replacement Instructions document if detailed step-by-step guidance is needed.
Complete Assembly Contents: • (1) Electric Motor • (1) Gearbox • (1) Plug-In Cord (pre-attached — connects to jack leg harness) Note: This is a replacement assembly only. Mounting hardware, system harnesses, controllers, switch pads, and other system components are not included. If additional components need replacement, contact EQ Systems to identify the correct part numbers for your system.
If your STABI-LITE system is within its 1-year warranty period, you must contact EQ Systems and obtain prior written or verbal authorization before performing any repair or replacing any component. Warranty repairs performed without prior EQ Systems authorization will be denied without exception. Contact EQ Systems Technical Support at 800-846-9659 before ordering or installing this part if your system may be under warranty.
Before ordering: Confirm this is the correct replacement part for your system. Provide your STABI-LITE system model number to EQ Systems when requesting part confirmation. EQ Systems Technical Support: Local: 574-264-3437 Toll Free: 800-846-9659 Email: [email protected] Hours: Monday–Friday, 7AM–4PM EST Motor Replacement Instructions: EQ Systems has a Motor Replacement Instructions document available for STABI-LITE motor service. Contact EQ Systems to obtain a copy before beginning installation. Warranty Information: 1-Year Limited Manufacturer's Warranty. All warranty claims require prior written or verbal authorization from EQ Systems. Warranty covers defects in material and workmanship only. Unauthorized repairs, modifications, or installation of incorrect parts may result in denial of all warranty claims.