In one of the picture, there there is a picture of a dark plexiglass cover for the front of the RV top. Where can I find information on these? Mine ha
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Sorry, I do not know what you are asking about as I don't have a the picture you are referring to.
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I looked at the pictures pic 5 shows a brown sort of V shaped on the front cap,,, that's just a decal over the front,
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I believe you may be referring to the last picture which simply shows the paint job on the RV. The dark part of the RV above the cab and windshield is dark paint.
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Sorry, but I think you are talking about the paint scheme or decal of vehicle. I am not sure, never saw one.
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Dear Jesus, The part that is used to fix the lights with bars of your vehicle is at the end of the lights,and we can send you a photo to show you this if you can write us an email so that we can attach a file while replying your email. Hope this can help.
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I am not familiar with your truck. I can't find a good picture of the bed, but it looks like you have plastic tops for the rails. Look at the front and see if you have vertical box like channels at the front and rear of your truck bed. If so, then the plastic rail covers are hiding the cut outs. If your bed rails don't have cut outs in the top (where stakes used to go when they actually used the beds of truck to haul things) you can't use them. Most trucks still have them, usually 2 at the front of the bed in the top of the rail and 2 at the back. Some long bed trucks have 3 sets with one in the middle. If you go stand in the bed of yor truck and look down on the top of the rails yuo should see rectangular cut outs in the top of the rails. They may have covers that are partially cut out of the bed liner that you have to remove to insert these. Usually it is obvious where these go. If your bed rails are smooth and have no openings in the top, you may not be able to use these. I would be surprised if there were no cut outs.
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Google the Rainbow site, and I'll bet it's there. FYI.....I would not buy another rebuilt. The metal end of the hose came off an had to be glued back. Not sure how this will last. Also, water container is not secure on the wheel base and topples over easily.
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Hello, and thank you for your inquiry! I will be happy to look into this and get back with you. Thank you for your patience. Kind Regards, Andrea - RV Parts inc.
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Did you read the previous questions and answers about this cover? If I were you I would check the ad for it and it should give you info on the manufacturer. Don't have time to look it up for you right now. Just do a little research on your own.
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I don't have an RV cover, but yes I think they would wear a hole in it.... Keep looking for shorter ones, I saw some on there... I was looking to get some distance with the run out water to prevent streaks....hope that helped
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Contact the seller. My seller was melfiimports- Amazon market place. Mine was damaged and they promptly took care of it. I gave the seller high marks. I hope this helps. RV
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I don't personally know but you can try asking RV owners at blog site iRV2 Forums, a free service.
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The "instructions" were a badly photocopied page from the Toyota OEM roof rack installation page. I was able to find a clear copy in a PDF file online of the same pages that helped clarify the image. My kit was missing quite a few parts, but the seller shipped out the missing pieces quickly. Then, there was one of the covers that never snapped down tightly, so I used a little epoxy to hold it. We drove to Colorado from South Texas with a roof bag, and back through a major blizzard and ice storm. It's really not that difficult to put together, but the instructions are so sketchy, it's frustrating. However, it works, and the price was much less than the dealer quote. The "instructions" were a badly photocopied page from the Toyota OEM roof rack installation page. I was able to find a clear copy in a PDF file online of the same pages that helped clarify the image. My kit was missing quite a few parts, but the seller shipped out the missing pieces quickly. Then, there was one of the covers that never snapped down tightly, so I used a little epoxy to hold it. We drove to Colorado from South Texas with a roof bag, and back through a major blizzard and ice storm. It's really not that difficult to put together, but the instructions are so sketchy,... » Read More The "instructions" were a badly photocopied page from the Toyota OEM roof rack installation page. I was able to find a clear copy in a PDF file online of the same pages that helped clarify the image. My kit was missing quite a few parts, but the seller shipped out the missing pieces quickly. Then, there was one of the covers that never snapped down tightly, so I used a little epoxy to hold it. We drove to Colorado from South Texas with a roof bag, and back through a major blizzard and ice storm. It's really not that difficult to put together, but the instructions are so sketchy, it's frustrating. However, it works, and the price was much less than the dealer quote. « Show Less
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The one u have posted is w/o sunroof so don't get that one. Search further for correct one
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One additional comment. The reason I replaced my original cover is because the TX heat weakened the plastic and it came apart while we were on the road. To rectify that problem I used a piece of metal about the same thickness as the plastic cover strips, drilled holes in the metal were the cover mounts to the RV and placed the metal over the cover flang as I installed it on the RV. Now the entire length of the cover is held down with a full lenght metal strip. I clean the roof of the RV twice a year but never saw the plastic starting to fall apart. I don't I will ever have to replace the cover again. One additional comment. The reason I replaced my original cover is because the TX heat weakened the plastic and it came apart while we were on the road. To rectify that problem I used a piece of metal about the same thickness as the plastic cover strips, drilled holes in the metal were the cover mounts to the RV and placed the metal over the cover flang as I installed it on the RV. Now the entire length of the cover is held down with a full lenght metal strip. I clean the roof of the RV twice a year but never saw the plastic starting to fall apart. I don't I will ever have to replace the... » Read More One additional comment. The reason I replaced my original cover is because the TX heat weakened the plastic and it came apart while we were on the road. To rectify that problem I used a piece of metal about the same thickness as the plastic cover strips, drilled holes in the metal were the cover mounts to the RV and placed the metal over the cover flang as I installed it on the RV. Now the entire length of the cover is held down with a full lenght metal strip. I clean the roof of the RV twice a year but never saw the plastic starting to fall apart. I don't I will ever have to replace the cover again. « Show Less
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never had to buy any parts, so don't know where to purchase any. Perhaps Google the company, or maybe there are some ordering instructions in your product booklet. RVing, so don't have our box or booklet with us. When ours got old with use, we just bought another one on Amazon. Parts and shipping would probably cost more than a new unit.
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Refer to the instructions they sent, if you do not have them, you can Google the make and style and view the directions. Maybe this will help. I have done extensive off road travel and have had no such issues.
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Top cover is black and is plastic. The fan shroud didn't give me any issues and shouldn't unless you have a throttle body spacer.
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Check out this link. It's posted there. https://shop.rcbs.com/WebConnect/MainServlet?storeId=webconnect&catalogId;=webconnect&langId;=en_US&action;=ProductDisplay&scr;eenlabel=index&productId;=2330&route;=C09J043N143
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You might have to contact the seller for that information. It is been a while since I put the cover on my tire so I don't have that information anymore, and the tag on it is probably in the insideof the cover. Sorry, I'm not removing it to check.