When your automatic RV entry steps stop responding, a failed wiring connection is often the culprit. The Lippert 365884 pigtail adapter is the direct-replacement harness that bridges your Kwikee 25 Series step motor assembly to the control unit -- restoring automatic extend and retract operation every time the door opens or closes. At just 7.5 inches long with secure locking connectors and 16 AWG wire, it is a clean, cost-effective fix that does not require splicing or rewiring.
The Kwikee 25 Series electric entry step is one of the most common OEM step systems on travel trailers, fifth wheels, and Class A and C motorhomes. Over time, the pigtail connector between the step motor and control box can crack, corrode, or pull apart -- especially when steps cycle thousands of times over years of use. This genuine Lippert replacement puts a fresh, factory-spec connector back in the circuit so your steps deploy reliably every single trip.
Because this is a plug-and-play adapter with matching male and female locking connectors, installation is straightforward: unplug the old connector, plug in the new one, and route the 7.5-inch harness neatly alongside the existing wiring. No crimping, no soldering, no guesswork.
Male and female ends snap and lock together, preventing vibration-induced disconnects on the road.
Heavy enough for the step motor circuit load, with insulation rated for the under-step environment.
Matches OEM harness routing on Kwikee 25 Series steps -- no excess slack, no strain on connectors.
Manufactured to Lippert quality standards with a limited 1-year manufacturer warranty included.
The Kwikee 25 Series step control unit receives a door-switch signal and commands the step motor to extend or retract. The pigtail adapter is the short wiring bridge between the control unit output and the motor/step assembly connector. It carries the 12V DC switched circuit that drives step movement. A damaged or corroded pigtail in this position will cause steps to become unresponsive, to only partially deploy, or to stop mid-cycle.