RV plumbing vent and bathroom fan replacement 

I never thought about those caulking cut outs. Better than new job!.

That is some mighty fine workmanship. Like all of your past projects.

I can confirm the hard foam insulation is throughout the entire rig. (pop a ceiling light off and you'll see it there). Only downside to that...especially for me, is you can forget about running new wires through the roof for anything. My number one rule for upgrades and additions is it must be clean and factory looking, no wires visible, so I tap into anything exisiting and run wires through cabinets and such.

Looks better than the pro's do, they leave the caulking in a globby mess. As I said before, you work/replacements have been impeccable! Take care and safe travels my friend, Blessings!

Nice job. But I've always wondered why they can't make those fans even quieter!

Super work, Steve -- I learn something from you every time I watch.

Xplorer Steve ... some great DIY videos. Thanks for sharing and thanks for taking the time to make the videos. Great stuff!!!!

Great video man! I installed the same VanAir fan/vent and black water top vent on my class B too. Looks great!

Hello from NYC! Very helpful video!! I have a similar bathroom vent in my van that needs to be replaced. Thanks, Steve! ~ThinkBig.

Please don't keep us waiting Steve! When is the next video?

great job Steve.....you have every mans dream work shop with every tool ever made ...its awesome

Beautiful! You've turned repair and maintenance into an art!

just subscribed, while watching my first of your videos. i 'm astonished by the way you do this projects while watching i was thinking about the mess i made while replacing my rv roof vent.. thanks for sharing, there's a lot to learn from your skills!

👏😎perfection. Very interested in the wiring job of the solar panels can't wait. 🚐🚐🚐🚐🚐

Nice job. You pay attention to detail.

I would basically be doing the same thing you are doing. RVing out from a home base. Going to find an RV or Van and just tinker and fix thigs like you are doing and head out on little adventures. I like the channel Steve.

As expected, an excellent job. Steve says "Oh, no, I have expectations to consider now as well as my own high stantdards, drat!!!"

Nice neat work. Great tips. Thanks!

nice install and fix.

what happened to the old fan blades I saw they were broken

Excellent Job! nice video

You really do great work!

Nicely done - thanks for sharing..

Thank you, Steve! Very useful information.

Request Corner:.. Hey Steve, Can you do a segment on improving gas economy and making your '99 Dodge RAM Xplorer more aerodynamic and other methods to improve MPG? (Maybe a joint-RU-vid project with Happily Houseless!) I found folks (youtube) filling gaps in body exterior using home depot bargain basic weatherstripping, so air doesn't get behind the gaps that create drag. Also curious if under body plastic panels (like in modern cars) could be adapted to the RAM van undercarriage to streamline airflow? I'm sure there are some other tips out there? I like this era class B Xplorer and I would consider these improvement for MPG savings for when I finally own one!. However, I don't have one in my driveway just yet, so I can only suggest...Ha! Thanks for your videos!

Great work!

The old bathroom vent's blades were broken off...

i just bought an xplorer and I need a new fan as well. W hats the brand?

Those "straight" connectors are called butt splices and should be crimped with an electric connector crimper.

Hi Steve.who makes the roof fan that you installed?

nice video, but get you a little tripod to hold camera.. make life easier when working with tools.

i need fan part number, Please

Nice job....finish looks great. I would suggest using crimping players not adjustable jaw players to squeeze your electrical splices. I like the high leverage ones made by Klein Tools. www.kleintools.com/catalog/crimpingcutting-tools/crimpingcutting-tool-non-insulatedinsulated-connectors

Xplorer Steve Brilliant job.