Replacement Cover for Trailer Roof Vent for 1989 Fleetwood Southwind Motor Home

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I have a 1989 Fleetwood southwind motor home that needs a new vent cover for the bathroom.Its measurements are 14.5 by 14.5 inches.And the actual opening is 13.5 by 13.5 inches.Do you have any that would fit this motor home? Thank you

asked by: DELMOND K

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You will first want to measure your vent, not the actual cover on your trailer. When measuring for a replacement lid, you will want the outside dimension of the housing that extends through the trailer roof. Most vents are 14 by 14 inches.

To determine the correct replacement vent cover, and whether it is available, look at the hinge style and the size of the vent the lid fits on. For example, lid # BV0554-03 has one long continuous hinge and fits 14-1/4 by 14-1/4 inch roof vents. There are also 3 point and 4 point hinges as well.

If you cannot match up your existing vent with the correct replacement lid, you will need to replace the entire vent.

I have linked all of the replacement lids we carry so you can look to see if we have a match for your vent.

expert reply by: Chris O

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