Valterra RV Sewer - Hose Hatch - A10-2171BKVP Review Video

The Kwikee Control Box #909506000 has been discontinued by the manufacturer. The replacement part is determined by the date of manufacture which you can determine by looking at the current part which will have a date on it. If not, you can supply…

The diameter of the trim ring on the Valterra Replacement Access Hatch for RVs - 5" #A10-2171BKVP is 6-3/4 inches. The measurement from mounting hole to mounting hole on center is 6-1/8 inches. I've attached a video that gives you…

We do have both red and amber round clearance lights with a flush-mounted base you can screw in. The 2-1/2" Optronics #MC58AB is an amber light while the #MC58RB is red; you only need to remove the lens to access the white mounting base, screw…

Two-wire LED clearance lights such as the Red #MCL32RB or the Amber #MCL44AB have one wire for the power lead and one ground wire. The wire that was attached to your old clearance lights will be spliced to the power wire of your new lights. The black…

Since the Optronics Two Wire Pigtail, part #A46PB can fit several different lights the thickness would vary depending on the light you are installing this with. I pulled one of the pigtails from our warehouse and took a measurement for you. The depth…

The sure way to pick out replacement landing gear for a trailer that will bolt right up to the current brackets is to measure the distance between the mounting brackets (underside of top bracket to top of lower bracket as shown in the diagram) if it…

It does sound like your step motor is in need of replacement on your 2006 Holiday Rambler Neptune. The Replacement Motor for Lippert Electric Coach Step #LC301695 would be what you need.

I spoke to my contact at Lippert and they informed me that you need to check that you are getting 1.5 to 3 amps coming from the control module. If you are, then test the brake by adding power and ground to the brake leads. (polarity doesn’t matter).…

The fuse for power steps on a motorhome, like part #LC3658373, will be found on the 12V power wire that runs to your battery bank as opposed to a fuse in the power center like what you find on a vehicle. What you're looking for is a fuse holder…