Does MaxXAir II Vent Cover Use the Same Mounting Holes as Original MaxxAir Cover

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Will the replacement require me to drill new holes. Will hardware work? How straight forward will this exchange be?

asked by: Leonard S

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Helpful Expert Reply:

The MaxxAir II RV and Enclosed Trailer Roof Vent Cover # MA86JR can be used to replace the original MaxxAir cover and it will use the same mounting holes. You should not have to drill any new holes unless the original holes were not used for some reason.

All of the necessary hardware is included for installation though if you wanted you could reuse the old hardware if it is in good shape.

This is pretty much just a case of removing the old one and putting the new on in its place so I would say it is very straight forward!

expert reply by: Michael H

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