Replacement Lippert RV Door Shim for Toy Hauler

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I have a 2016 Pacific Coach Works Blazen 21FS toy hauler and need the shims that attach to the ramp door to help center it in the door frame when closed. I can see then on Lipperts website but I cant find a part number. They were only held on with RTV. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

asked by: Robert W

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It sounds like you're talking about the Lippert RV Door Shim Installation and Alignment Kit # LC84HD. This is listed as part 709983 on the Lippert site if you're looking to cross-reference and make sure this is what you're needing.

expert reply by: Jon G

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