Tensionheadache11:

That is one of the many things on our to do list.

the_crypto_rainman:

Man, these are such a great upgrade if your rig isn’t equipped with them already. So nice to be able to keep the vents open rain or shine. Or even leave them open driving home to air things out after some time camping.

dubie2003:

Details please. What was the process?

dar_catan:

Well done!

USArmy51Bravo:

I found it extremely easy to do. But here’s a warning the first one I bought was black and it was so damn dark in the RV I had to remove it and put a white one up like the one in your picture. Now we’ve got a new RV where it’s so bright it wakes everybody up and I have to go try and find a black one. These consistently sold on Amazon for around 16 to $19 but now they’re 40 bucks plus everywhere I look and I’ve been holding off

djtullbooth:

I don’t see a seal…. Did you deal the bolt penetrations with silicon?

Equal_Scare:

I’m doing this. I live in Florida. It will be great to leave the vents cracked so the heat can escape. Thanks for creating me more work. 😉

Source: First Rv related project, installed a new vent cover.

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