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Tony G.

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  • FirstName
    Tony
  • Make
    Monaco
  • Model
    Dynasty PBR 40
  • Year
    1998
  • City & State
    Redwood city, CA

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  1. Use one of these. Steelman 3/4-Inch Drive 475 ft-lb Torque Extension for Impact Wrench, 10-inch Extension, Corrosion-Resistant Powder-Coated Steel, Yellow https://a.co/d/6indzZl
  2. Yes I pulled the door trim back but there are no exposed screws holding the trim down
  3. Yes, I took the screws out that are underneath the caps. But the trim is still held on firmly This is the trim attached to th pillar between the door (on the right in the picture) and the window. I am guessing it hides whatever the front cap attaches to.
  4. I am looking for a way to remove this trim without destroying it. Anyone with any experience with this? Any help would be appreciated. Tony 1998 Dynasty
  5. Red is typically not a ground. On mine the red goes from the motor to the controller box
  6. I use this one for better access to the rear duall tires
  7. I used my vise grip oil canister pliers to remove mine
  8. Mine are from Southco. They are on their website
  9. The deadbolt slides across into a hole in the door frame. The keyway in the outside handle causes the door handle not to work. Do you have the key for the handle? If not maybe a locksmith can try. I also see that on the picture that Ivank provided there is what looks like an electronic locking mechanism. Maybe it locks itself after a certain amount of time? On my door if handle mechanism is locked it acts like the handle is not working.
  10. The first is a cam latch. Most likely can be found at Southco. The second is a pin switch. Can be found on Amazon and many other places
  11. The simplest way is to find something that is light gage aluminum or light gage steel. Something you can cut into a square that will cover the old hole. Should be able to find something at Home depot or Lowes. While you are at the store get some aluminum tape. Cut the metal to cover the hole and tape it with the aluminum tape. That will seal it up just fine. If you want you can add some butyl gasket around the hole before you put the metal on.
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