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Tony Santara · 03-07-2008, 08:28 AM

Hi Larry
Eddies correct there are 2 types of trim for these RV's " clip on " like the ones on cars that just pull off and " bolt on " the ones Eddies explaining to you,the 2 opposing " dummy " wheel nuts hold the trim in place on a stud extender that fits to your wheel behind the trim, you should have had a T shape socket wrench with the bus for removal purpose if not then find a socket to fit they don't need to be as tight as a real wheel nut

03-07-2008, 08:28 AM	#3 (permalink)
Tony Santara Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Cheshire (ex Mancunian) About Me: truck driver married to ruth 3grown up kids Interests: traveling learning about computers MH Type: A class RV MH Model: Coachmen Santara Years Motorhoming: 4years Posts: 1,230 Thanks: 25 Thanked 43 Times in 43 Posts	Hi Larry Eddies correct there are 2 types of trim for these RV's " clip on " like the ones on cars that just pull off and " bolt on " the ones Eddies explaining to you,the 2 opposing " dummy " wheel nuts hold the trim in place on a stud extender that fits to your wheel behind the trim, you should have had a T shape socket wrench with the bus for removal purpose if not then find a socket to fit they don't need to be as tight as a real wheel nut