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- LVJ58ExplorerHave you tried checking with the manufacturer of your Thor Vegas?? If not, I would start there..
Good luck & safe travels... - EffyExplorer III'm confused. If the hood latches are keyed, and you have a key, why is the key not needed? Basically is it that you don't want to bother with a keyed engine compartment? Seems like a small inconvenience over security as much as you get under the hood.
- joloooteExplorerEffy, THANKS for that great piece of 'help'. What is a "small inconvenience" to you is a Pain in the A.. to me. Thanks anyway for u'r 'help'...
- EffyExplorer II
jolooote wrote:
Effy, THANKS for that great piece of 'help'. What is a "small inconvenience" to you is a Pain in the A.. to me. Thanks anyway for u'r 'help'...
Sorry, playing devil's advocate. You might end up paying for a lock-free latch and come up short a battery for your efforts. As often as I open the hood on my RV, using another key on the ring doesn't seem much of a PITA. But maybe that's just me. To each his own.
Didn't mean to offend. Good luck. - joloooteExplorerNo problem. Thanks
- cwitExplorerI had to use a key on my older fleetwood and found keyless latches at my dealer for under 4 dollars.
- davidgeboExplorerIf a crook can get the battery out from under the hood in a Vegas, hire him as your mechanic. I can barely see the battery, never mind do maintenance on it
- joloooteExplorerI wonder if its even POSSIBLE to remove the battery! LOL
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