Roof Vents??

no fimiliar with that brand but all rvs have vent covers on there exhaust pipes.

just go to any rv store, i.e. camping world.

Can get them most everywhere. this type will work as you may not be able to tell which brand of base you have. Come in white or colonial.
Vent caps

I would put PVC Ts on with the holes facing front and back. They work better than the round caps and my MH came with them.

Are the spring steel pieces still in the top of your vent pipes? If so then you can make new caps that will never, ever deteriorate. I replaced my 3 vent caps with aluminum cat food cans turned upside down and riveted to the steel piece. I painted them white and they look purdy.

Thanks for the replies! It really doesn't look like there were any caps on the pipes unless they were the type that just pushed in with the metal tension springs, so that's what I just ordered. My old class A had caps that were screwed down, but this other design should work just fine. I'll wait to find a vent cover for the bathroom vent. Just need to make sure its never left open since it faces forward!
Thanks Again!

There are no caps and never were any on the 2005 Plateau roof vents (I had one). Why would you need them? Even if it rains the water is only going to go into your black tank or grey tank and it can't be all that much. You could get a little bit of tree debris but that debris will just come out with your gravity dump.

With tanks as small as class b vans have, I would not like anymore water than necessary going into those tanks. The forward opening roof vent sounds like a Friday after a 3 martini lunch job.

You really don"t need them. You will never get enough water from rain to amount to anything. It rains a lot here in Florida and even when the rig sits for 6 months I have very little. At the size of the vent pipes it would have to rain about a foot to get a cup of water in the tank.
Wayne, 05 PW Excel

Neither of my used Roadtreks had vent pipe covers, or any evidence of one, just the bare pipe sticking thru the roof. The 1st one was several years old when I bought it so may have lost its cap, but the 2nd one was bought less than a year old. My Tiger C has a two-piece plastic cap, which I replaced after about six years due to sun & tree damage.

Jim, "Mo' coffee!"

The 2005 Pleasure-way Plateau is 9 years old. Has there ever been a problem with the vent? If not, it should be the last of any concerns.