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Old 05-23-2018, 10:54 PM   #15
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Thanks Gents,
That is what this sensor is.
I have been unable to locate a replacement.
From the consensus, I may join the crowd and find a suitable way to weatherize the remaining pedestal.
I appreciate the help.
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If you are just looking for a means to seal the roof-top hole, go to any box store and buy a piece of aluminum large enough to cover the holes for wire and screws.


If there is any curvature in the roof in that area, get a piece just thin enough to allow you to contour it to the curvature.


Use the old sensor attachment holes as a template to drill holes in the aluminum plate.



Paint the plate to match roof.


Bed in polysurfide sealant.



This will outlast the rest of the coach and should you ever want to install anything else up there, you can remove the plate and do so.
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