How Do I remove This Trim Piece On A Fleetwood

I'd call fleetwood they are great for help

Make sure headlight brackets are tight. I had a very annoying squeak coming from the same area. I thought it was the wall, and I went crazy trying to find it. It was by accident that I tightened the headlight brackets, and lo and behold, rattle was gone.

usersmanual wrote:

timmac wrote:

usersmanual wrote:

timmac wrote:
I have the weep hole covers, I know what you are talking about its a annoying squeak that has got worse over time, I have done all that I can from inside and I do believe the screws behind that trim are loose because the squeak comes from the exact same spot on other side of wall.

well pitter patter lets get at er its pretty simple to remove the moulding and take a look

Yea I can just get out a screw driver and pry away but what I am trying to learn is how to remove without damage.
:W

once you get the little clip off at the bottom then
you pry the moulding to pop it off the track to start then its just pulls off after that.it really very easy to do
its a aluminum track with a edge on each side and the plastic moulding clips over the edge on each side

Moulding link.1st one is the aluminum plate and second the plastic molding that clips over

http://www.prvparts.com/product-p/42948.htm
http://www.prvparts.com/product-p/100.htm

Sounds like a winner here.

BTW OP, the MH is in great shape unlike my 2009. EVERY WINDOW HAS FOGGED and cap paint clear coat is coming off along with hood. :(

Is there a slide behind you with slide locks? If so see if your squek is coming from where the lock touches the pad on the wall. I had to add a thin plastic to mine as it was so slightly loose that it squeaked and I like to have never found it. Driving down the road you dont have much time to look as you have to get back behind the wheel

mfox20 wrote:
I know you ask how to remove it but I would try this first.

Try taping the front half of the molding piece with 2 inch painters tape to the coach, ie... Half of the tape on the trim and the other half to the coach in front of the trim. Take a drive and see if you still squeak.

Would try something like this first. As others said, you may damage the paint on the trim when you remove it. Any flex may crack the paint.

No its not the trim making the noise its the wall where it connects to the front cap, I think the screws under the painted trim are loose.

I found these work well for squeaks, rattles and mother-in-law patter....:B:B...Dennis

I know you ask how to remove it but I would try this first.

Try taping the front half of the molding piece with 2 inch painters tape to the coach, ie... Half of the tape on the trim and the other half to the coach in front of the trim. Take a drive and see if you still squeak.

Would try something like this first. As others said, you may damage the paint on the trim when you remove it. Any flex may crack the paint.

CC Crabman wrote:
Is there somewhere you can buy replacement trim? - Just in case this one breaks into pieces while removing.

all RV repair dealers carry it,its very common BUT when its painted to match like his you don't want to be wrecking it cause the paint match up will be 10 times what the moulding cost
it sells by the foot

timmac wrote:

usersmanual wrote:

timmac wrote:
I have the weep hole covers, I know what you are talking about its a annoying squeak that has got worse over time, I have done all that I can from inside and I do believe the screws behind that trim are loose because the squeak comes from the exact same spot on other side of wall.

well pitter patter lets get at er its pretty simple to remove the moulding and take a look

Yea I can just get out a screw driver and pry away but what I am trying to learn is how to remove without damage.
:W

once you get the little clip off at the bottom then
you pry the moulding to pop it off the track to start then its just pulls off after that.it really very easy to do
its a aluminum track with a edge on each side and the plastic moulding clips over the edge on each side

Moulding link.1st one is the aluminum plate and second the plastic molding that clips over

http://www.prvparts.com/product-p/42948.htm
http://www.prvparts.com/product-p/100.htm