Step 1 get new cover.
How to replace trailer roof vent.
Hailstorms can also damage the rooftop regardless of the age of the vehicle.
Fortunately replacing your rv s roof vent cover is an easy diy project.
If you need to replace the entire vent assembly check out our article here covering that topic.
Most standard vents are for openings 14 1 4 by 14 1 4 inches wide 14 x 14 inches wide or 13 x 14 inches wide.
Take out a ladder high enough to reach the roof of the rv.
Bob livingston and bill gehr replace a weathered rv roof vent cover.
How to replace an rv roof vent.
Most likely we have what you are looking for but you will need to first determine what vent you have on your trailer.
Check out the updated video here.
Since making this video we replaced these caps with 360 siphon rv roof vents which are awesome.
Next if the manufacturer name is on the vent that will help.
Remove old garnish or cut new opening.
We ll walk you through the process below.
With replacing only the cover it won t even take more than five minutes between unscrewing the old roof vent cover keeping the same screws and screwing in the new cover.
Installing the rv roof vent step 1.
Step 2 install new cover.
In this rv how to video mark polk with rv education demonstrates how to install and seal an rv roof vent presented by dicor as part of rudy s rv care and ma.
If you are replacing an existing vent remove the old trim ring garnish.
You will probably need to also detach parts of the rigging from the inside of your rv to make sure that you can still open the roof vent fairly easily.
You should be okay by yourself since this is not a very long.
If you are installing a vent in a new location skip this step and move on to.
Remove putty and old rv roof vent.
This article covers replacing an rv roof vent cover lid not the vent itself.