Which Vent Lid for My Camper

Agreed

As an update:
The snow is gone here and the weather has been decent. I got up and was able to take a pic of the lid (link attached). I am reluctant to remove it until I get a replacement as not to leave it open. I have a make-shift cover it now preventing any water intrusion. Based on the pic, I think it's style #2 (top-right) above. Would you guys agree?
And, if so, is there a style name for this one?

https://www.dropbox.com/s/8jagi7ubi6p2k39/3.jpg?dl=0



https://www.dropbox.com/s/8jagi7ubi6p2k39/3.jpg?dl=0

Thanks

You can get clear or smoked as well if you want some light or not?

Thanks for the feedback everyone. Very helpful. I'll have to pull it off to see exactly which one it is. Thanks!!!

There are different colors also. Even 2 shades of white.

Since you are replacing them now's the time to put a smoke or black vent lid on. REALLY helps keep the heat out when you are trying to keep the coach cool in summer. And does stop some uv's from coming in and fading your interior.

IAMICHABOD wrote:
Here are the types of vent lids,by the hinge type.

That's the most helpful post of the day!

Here are the types of vent lids,by the hinge type.

check yours then you will know which one to get.

I would suggest getting the Polycarbonate ones they last a lot longer. Also something like the Maxxair covers,they will make your covers last longer and you can keep your vents open in any weather.

If you haven't done it before Here is a short video on how it is done.

fj12ryder wrote:
I'm going under the assumption that you're talking about the crank-up vent lids.

There's, I think, at least 3 different vent lid styles. You'll need to find the one that matches the kind you have. They are not generic, and you can easily buy the wrong one if you're not careful. I would suggest the polycarbonate one if you can get one in the style you have.

I would suggest taking an old one with you when you shop for them.
bumpy

You should be able to take down the screen from the inside if you don't want to go up top, then get some measurements of the flange. With that you should be able to match up a vent cover at an RV dealership or Wal-mart. At the price difference I'd sure some good inspecting, $20 mark up is nothing to sneeze at but make sure the quality compares.

I'm going under the assumption that you're talking about the crank-up vent lids.

There's, I think, at least 3 different vent lid styles. You'll need to find the one that matches the kind you have. They are not generic, and you can easily buy the wrong one if you're not careful. I would suggest the polycarbonate one if you can get one in the style you have.