1. Go to an RV dealer with a parts department and ask for a copy of their parts catalog
2. Find the part you need and note the manufacturer and manufacturer’s part number
3. Use Google to locate the part and order from whatever retailer floats your boat.
This process has served me well for over 15 years.
Notes:
1. I get the catalogs from multiple dealers and I update them every 2 years.
2. The catalog must have the manufacturer and manufacturer’s part numbers to be of value. Dealer part numbers are useless.
I have found parts for our 2016 and in the past older rv's on E-Bay. Sometimes the trick is to use the correct few words to search. Then be sure to read the ENTIRE listing and don't be afraid to message the seller for clarification. Amazon often works, but often costs more than what I find on E-Bay. Good luck.
1. Go to an RV dealer with a parts department and ask for a copy of their parts catalog
2. Find the part you need and note the manufacturer and manufacturer’s part number
3. Use Google to locate the part and order from whatever retailer floats your boat.
This process has served me well for over 15 years.
Notes:
1. I get the catalogs from multiple dealers and I update them every 2 years.
2. The catalog must have the manufacturer and manufacturer’s part numbers to be of value. Dealer part numbers are useless.
What dealer will give you a copy of the parts manual?
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