2013 passport 2650bh

[gsmith31]

Has anyone every had to manually close the slide on this type of camper? If you have i would like to know the secret,because it looks impossible to get to the motor,

[camp4ever]

gsmith31 wrote:

uscgcolletti wrote:
Yes if its like my 2012 Passport, you should have a bendable extention to attach to a drill. The motor is in the over heard center area.

Atleast mine is

i can get to the motor,its after you start to bring it in i would need 3' arms to get it all the way in.mine did not come with the bendable extension,i need to look into that, how long is your extension?

I bought a Passport last year. They gave me 3 bendable extention rods to get to the motor as you bring it in. They are around 1' each

[gsmith31]

uscgcolletti wrote:
Yes if its like my 2012 Passport, you should have a bendable extention to attach to a drill. The motor is in the over heard center area.

Atleast mine is

i can get to the motor,its after you start to bring it in i would need 3' arms to get it all the way in.mine did not come with the bendable extension,i need to look into that, how long is your extension?

[uscgcolletti]

Yes if its like my 2012 Passport, you should have a bendable extention to attach to a drill. The motor is in the over heard center area.

Atleast mine is

[Speedogomer]

gsmith31 wrote:
Has anyone every had to manually close the slide on this type of camper? If you have i would like to know the secret,because it looks impossible to get to the motor,

I don't have a passport, but I have an Outback which is also a Keystone product. I was given a small extention that attaches to a power drill to manually close the slides. It requires long arms, and a bit of contortion, but is doable.