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kathyTerry · 11-19-2018, 03:05 PM

No one replied to my question but I wanted anyone having the same problem to have this information. The motor on our Solera awning died shortly after I wrote this. A gentleman by the name of Jeffery Miller gave me the following information on a Facebook forum for Keystone owners: a 1994 chevy lumina driver side window motor was a direct drop in. Rockauto had them in stock for 14.99. Installed it this morning and it works like a dream. It was a 10 minute job and the only extra items I needed was 2 blue female connector.

We bought the motor from Rockauto and it took just a few minutes to install it.Works great!!! The only difference in the motor is that the Lumina motor does not have the piece on it that allows you to manually roll the awning in if it fails. For the difference in price, it pays to buy an extra to have on hand.

11-19-2018, 03:05 PM	#2
kathyTerry Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2018 Location: INVERNESS Posts: 24	No one replied to my question but I wanted anyone having the same problem to have this information. The motor on our Solera awning died shortly after I wrote this. A gentleman by the name of Jeffery Miller gave me the following information on a Facebook forum for Keystone owners: a 1994 chevy lumina driver side window motor was a direct drop in. Rockauto had them in stock for 14.99. Installed it this morning and it works like a dream. It was a 10 minute job and the only extra items I needed was 2 blue female connector. We bought the motor from Rockauto and it took just a few minutes to install it.Works great!!! The only difference in the motor is that the Lumina motor does not have the piece on it that allows you to manually roll the awning in if it fails. For the difference in price, it pays to buy an extra to have on hand.