Window thingamathings..

[a250gpguy]

Anybody know what these are called and where I can order?

Prefer thick rubber if available. Seems mine are mostly hard plastic and rattle around in the little tracks.

They fit into these slots on the windows. RV Glass Guru guy said they cut down wind noise.

Cheers,
Chris H

[bigb56]

Yes they fit over the widow track drain holes, you don't want tight fitting rubber ones because the tracks will then fill with water and over flow into the interior of the rig. Check with your dealer to get the originals. They are called RV window weep hole covers or RV window drain covers.

[a250gpguy]

Originally Posted by bigb56

Yes they fit over the widow track drain holes, you don't want tight fitting rubber ones because the tracks will then fill with water and over flow into the interior of the rig. Check with your dealer to get the originals. They are called RV window weep hole covers or RV window drain covers.

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Ch

[Stonefish]

I know these things well, they fly off every time you touch them. I believe Amazon has them, just remember left or right side with the tapered closed end towards front of coAch. Stone

[Born to roam]

I had the same problem. Found them at https://leisurervparts.com/

[kenwyatt]

Don’t block the hole but put a dap of clear silicone oh the tabs where they push in or you will never hang on to them.

[bigb56]

They stay on fine when driving thru hurricanes and tornados but as soon as you go to wash the coach they fall off!

[jwlce]

Leasure Rv has then for a reasonable price, Note: there are left and right hand versions.
https://leisurervparts.com/left-side...-cover-driver/

[sbeers]

Oregon Motor Coach in Eugene has them, we just got both sides from them.

[Smitty77]

An observation... These are L and R for sure... And that covers 99.765478% of the time (Well, approximately!), but I'll share an experience we've had...

On a site in Newport, OR's Pacific Shores Motorcoach Resort (That we are pleased to be an owner, and love the location, location, location!!!) - an occasional 'wind' will drift in not oh so softly from/off the Pacific... And, this Pacific Northwest region, will 'sometimes' get wind and rain at the same time...

On our site. The backend of the coach faces towards the Southwest. During these wind/rain events - we've had 70-85 knot wind/rain - resulting in moisture blowing in thru the opened rear end, up thru the weep holes... And well, we've had moisture overflow from the felt track of the window.

We have an inventory of quite a few of these weep hole covers, and will continue to use them until gone. (And yeah, we use a dab of clear silicone when putting them into the weep holes too, and it helps!). For now, when heavy winds and rain are forecasted from a direction towards the back end of the coach. We put a bit of blue painter's tape on the open end. This stops the wind blowing the rain, suppose I should call it mostly horizontal rain, from blowing in and up thru the window weep holes.

I've seen, and when our stock get's low I'll try to source, weep hole covers with no open end's - just opened to the bottom. I'm 'hoping' these will not be letting wind driven rain, work it's way up thru the weep holes!

(I've not tried to source these yet... So if they're no longer available, my apologies about being another potential option for weep hole covers!)

And a side comment. I've walked many used coaches over the years. And my experience is that if an owner has let 'multiple' (One, could be a recent fluke of RV ownership!) weep hole covers get lost and not replaced. Well, it talks about the care of the coach in general on a very inexpensive item... SO, I always look much closer when seeing this, especially on larger ticket items!

(Slow afternoon - so not as 'brief' usual...)

Best to all,
Smitty