JoeV67

Thank you to everyone for the advice. It was helpful. Thanks Joe V

Plan on fixing a couple windows that are fogged on my 2005 HR Ambassador. Took one out to inspect and see (what looks like) a gasket (or seal) built into the window frame. Would like to make sure I change everything to avoid a leak. Does any have knowledge if this gasket can be changed or additional material should be added upon reinstallation? Thanks Joe V

Hello all! Finishing up the install of the 360 degree camera system. The detailed instructions on this post have been very helpful. Thank you to everyone! I am caught up at installing the passenger side camera. my 2005 Ambassador has the passenger side slide out. For best installation of the camera at the half way point it needs to be installed on the slide. John had described this situation here but don't fully understand how to accomplish this Below are the instructions...Does anyone have any more details or pictures on how to do this? Thanks! Joe The side camera has to mount on the slide wall, and the slide wall moves. So, I put a 2" square of awning tape on both sides of the slide topper awning, put a brass grommet right through the tape, about 1" from the roof, sealed the grommet with superglue so the awning material won't unravel. Then you slip the camera in from the underside of the grommet/awning, through the grommet, and on to the roof. If the wire sleeve isn't the right color to match your roof, and you care, wrap it in UV resistant colored electrical tape. You'll never see it. Mounted the side camera on the slide wall. Make sure the camera can see the side of the coach at a the bottom. LEAVE enough slack under the awning for the slide to go out. Silicone the grommet so no water can get on the slide and so the cable won't slip.

I just performed this adjustment on my 2005 HR Ambassador using the video posted as a guide. It was easy and worked well. Joe