This is probably a dumb question but how do you access the engine compartment from inside the motorhome? I suspect we have mice in there and I need to inspect for possible damage.
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This is probably a dumb question but how do you access the engine compartment from inside the motorhome? I suspect we have mice in there and I need to inspect for possible damage.
There is a panel in the floor right over the motor. Has a pull ring. It’s a bit heavy.
Thanks for the information. We saw the door and initially were not able to get it open. Come to find out the door was glued shut with some pretty strong adhesive. Maybe someone can tell me why you would do that. Doesn't make sense to me. We bought this RV from Lazy Days almost two years ago and did not open it then. Using a Five in One tool and a hammer we were able to dig the adhesive out and open the door. We were happy to find everything in good order with no damage from mice.
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