The 'Back' Door

[thom hole]

In my project to return my Transmode to motorhome service, I am installing a
OE Bathroom module that was recently purchased from Alex Sirum. The problen
is; It is a single piece of Fibreglass that will only fit through the rear
opening. Has anyone removed the 'Back Door' on their coach? Is it just a
matter of removing the exposed screws?? How heavy is it??

 

[jim bounds1]

Thom,
Pulling the rear panel is certainly a doable job. You will need to
remove the inner rear panel and seating to allow the panel to come out.
The fastning screws accross the top and sides are threaded into the
plastic rear cap, the screws along the bottom are nuts and bolts.

There is a rubber seal which will probobly be stuck and will prevent the
rear panel from falling out. With a little coaxing, the panel will come
out in one piece. Take care not to flex the panel too much or you will
crack the glass.

Don't miss cutting the tag light wires before you try to pull off the
panel.

Good luck, if I can help further just call. 1-407-857-5777

Jim Bounds www.gmccoop.com


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> In my project to return my Transmode to motorhome service, I am installing a
> OE Bathroom module that was recently purchased from Alex Sirum. The problen
> is; It is a single piece of Fibreglass that will only fit through the rear
> opening. Has anyone removed the 'Back Door' on their coach? Is it just a
> matter of removing the exposed screws?? How heavy is it??