Roof vent Cracked

pbitschura wrote:
Matched the hinge type and I have one one the way from your provided link. Saved on gas and got five trips topside to do the job. Thanks all for your help.

Great,Gotta help out a fellow Chevy owner and with the gas money you saved,more money for Big Margaritas :B

pbitschura wrote:

Terryallan wrote:

pbitschura wrote:

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
You should be able to find a lid at any RV accessory store that sells that brand of roof vent.

Note: White plastic or nylon SUCKS as far as longevity exposed to UV in sunlight. Black works best. In horridly hot climates I avoid dark tinted transparent lids.

They want me to remove the cover and bring it in for a match. That looks like I need to remove the entire unit.
I Cant see where I even access the hinge pins without removing the crank hardware. Then seal roof asgainst spring rains, then wait...

You will need to remove the inside shroud, and the hand crank to free the lid from the riser. Then go on top, and slide the lid out of the hinge. Take it to the dealer. Should be between 15, and 25 bucks. Bring it back ,and install it. No need for it to be off for longer than the trip to the dealer

Done and done. You sir, are a genius.

I've done it a few times, Hail, and what not

Ebay has It. Don't even have to leave the house

IAMICHABOD wrote:
HERE is a link to the hinge types that will make it easier to match up the vent covers to the ones that you have. I would suggest getting the Unbreakable Polycarbonate ones with 5 year Warranty. A few bucks more but they really are worth it. A short video

MaxxAir vent covers after you have replaced the vent lids is a great idea they will protect that vent lid and you can open the vent when it is raining.

on how it is done is HERE.Matched the hinge type and I have one one the way from your provided link. Saved on gas and got five trips topside to do the job. Thanks all for your help.

HERE is a link to the hinge types that will make it easier to match up the vent covers to the ones that you have. I would suggest getting the Unbreakable Polycarbonate ones with 5 year Warranty. A few bucks more but they really are worth it. A short video on how it is done is HERE.

MaxxAir vent covers after you have replaced the vent lids is a great idea they will protect that vent lid and you can open the vent when it is raining.

Terryallan wrote:

pbitschura wrote:

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
You should be able to find a lid at any RV accessory store that sells that brand of roof vent.

Note: White plastic or nylon SUCKS as far as longevity exposed to UV in sunlight. Black works best. In horridly hot climates I avoid dark tinted transparent lids.

They want me to remove the cover and bring it in for a match. That looks like I need to remove the entire unit.
I Cant see where I even access the hinge pins without removing the crank hardware. Then seal roof asgainst spring rains, then wait...

You will need to remove the inside shroud, and the hand crank to free the lid from the riser. Then go on top, and slide the lid out of the hinge. Take it to the dealer. Should be between 15, and 25 bucks. Bring it back ,and install it. No need for it to be off for longer than the trip to the dealer

Done and done. You sir, are a genius.

pbitschura wrote:

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
You should be able to find a lid at any RV accessory store that sells that brand of roof vent.

Note: White plastic or nylon SUCKS as far as longevity exposed to UV in sunlight. Black works best. In horridly hot climates I avoid dark tinted transparent lids.

They want me to remove the cover and bring it in for a match. That looks like I need to remove the entire unit.
I Cant see where I even access the hinge pins without removing the crank hardware. Then seal roof asgainst spring rains, then wait...

You will need to remove the inside shroud, and the hand crank to free the lid from the riser. Then go on top, and slide the lid out of the hinge. Take it to the dealer. Should be between 15, and 25 bucks. Bring it back ,and install it. No need for it to be off for longer than the trip to the dealer

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
You should be able to find a lid at any RV accessory store that sells that brand of roof vent.

Note: White plastic or nylon SUCKS as far as longevity exposed to UV in sunlight. Black works best. In horridly hot climates I avoid dark tinted transparent lids.

They want me to remove the cover and bring it in for a match. That looks like I need to remove the entire unit.
I Cant see where I even access the hinge pins without removing the crank hardware. Then seal roof asgainst spring rains, then wait...

if you can salvage the lid hinge, take it with you to the RV store. there are about four or five different lids for replacement.

I believe that there are three different hinge/etc. types so take your old one with you when you go to the RV dealer.
bumpy