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Brent Hohlweg:
Hi everyone,

Sure you have covered this in the past, but I'm not sure of the name for this part. It is the plastic piece that clips onto the window seep holes at the bottom of each window. A bunch are missing from the coach we just bought (no one added/replaced the silicone to ensure they were secured). Looking to buy a 12pack if possible :-)

Cheers Brent

David T. Richelderfer:
They are called "weeping hole covers." You can get them from the parts department at Beaver Coach Sales in Bend.  My coach had the older square shouldered design.  The one you have above in the picture is the newer rounded shoulder and better streamlined design.  There are two specific designs, one for the right side and one for the left side.  They are noted on the inside of the cover with an "R" and "L".  Also, on my coach there is one place, on the entry door I believe, that takes yet a third design weeping hole cover with a different spacing of the legs that holds the cover in place.  I do not remember the cost of the covers, but I am thinking they are a couple dollars each.

Jerry Carr:
Brent, we had a thread about the weep hole covers on the forum, Jay Todd found them for us

" I'm pretty sure that your weep hole covers are the same as the ones on our coach. Check out the picture to make sure. They are made by SE-GI in Norco, California and the part is #133 weep hole cover - black. Just to make sure they are the same, the dimensions are - length 3 3/4" with the outermost locking tabs being 3 1/8" apart.

I found the easiest way to order from them was to call directly at (951) 737-8320. As of 10/09 they were $1.29 each.  

I did pick up some at BCS while passing through the Bend Service Center they stock them if your going to be passing save the shipping cost

Joel Ashley:
http://www.rvpartstore.com/products.php?cat=74

The bottom 2 may be what you want.

Joel

Steve Huber:
Don't waste you time trying to secure them w/silicon. It doesn't work well and just makes it harder to install replacements. Buy a number of spares. About the only time I lose them is when I knock them off when washing the coach.
Steve

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