Ventilating fan

Look like any of these?...http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_7?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=rv%20fan%20motor&sprefix=rv+fan+%2Caps%2C311

I may be able to use one of these but the switch is now non-op and so I need to replace the switch also. I was hoping for an all in one but I think I am going to have to buy the motor and switch separately. Thanks for the link though!

There are various choices and it depends on how much work you want to do.

The easiest is the VORTEX FANS. They screw right into the bottom. I have not used the Vortex II but the Vortex (I) is noisy enough that I would not use it in any place other than the bath and then not if it is right next to an etertainment area.

My pref. is the FANTASTIC FAN. Quiet and plenty of air movement. Takes about 2 hours to remove the old vent, on the roof, and replace it witht e FF. You will need putty knife, screwdriver and DICOR self-leveling lap. Think about putting the FF vent covers on while doing this. They work great for the FF to open up completely.

Good luck and have fun.

We have the vortex I and as mentioned it is a bit noisy. Not overwhelming, but if it wasn't in the bathroom I'd want it quieter. The positive is this baby moves some air! Also, installation was a breeze. About the only thing you have to remove is the inside trim. Also, it is a fraction of the cost of the fantastic fan.

Both vent fans on my '84 Allegro were inoperative. I replaced the motors with replacement units from etrailer.com and the push-button switches from Lowe's. There is not a lot of variety in fan styles back then - chances are you have some sort of Ventline product.

I bought a new motor for my bathroom fan last fall at CW good luck