2013 320 rs replacement slide out seals

[2oldcrows]

Need some guidance on finding replacement seals for my slide out. Currently i have H-Column seal having a hard time finding the correct seal to replace this. I have went to my rv dealer and even gave them my Vin# for my 5th wheel. Does this still exist or is there a new replacement that is out for this. Any help will much appreciated

[bikendan]

It would help if you posted what make your RV is since there are numerous brands that have a 320RS model number. Or put that info in your profile.

[2oldcrows]

2013 320 rs Columbus Palamino

[2oldcrows]

Does anyone have any guidance on where i can purchase these seals at?

[wrapperman]

Look at Steele Rubber Products. They have a lot of different styles to choose from. You can buy it by the foot or roll. I have purchased from them before with fast shipping.
Very good pricing.

[2oldcrows]

thank you i have been looking will the cover the seal that is double flapped and one seal covers inside and out on this forms like H

[wrapperman]

Gee, not sure what you mean. Though a picture is worth a thousand words.
I hope Steele Rubber can help.

[2oldcrows]

[wrapperman]

Interesting seal. I wish I could help further but I haven't seen one like that. I will look, it will give me something to do.

[2oldcrows]

thank you
I went to the Dealer and they told me it will cost 1100.00 just for the seals and doesn't include the shipping that cant be right and on top of it they don't even have the part# for it so I could look it up.
The only thig different in the pic is how the D bulb fits on mine it slides between the grooves and this pictures shows it going to the out side of it.

Thank you again for searching.

[Larry-NC]

Maybe one of these links:
https://www.boydcorp.com/engineered-...g-systems.html

https://www.rvrepairclub.com/video/f...t-seal-014991/

https://www.camperid.com/weather-stripping.html

A bunch on eBay. Here are samples:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/AP-Products...EAAOSwm5NeFO58

https://www.ebay.com/itm/AP-Products...cAAOSwcpVep8nV

Some of these moldings with an H-shaped cross section are really two-part systems. You screw one part down and snap the other part over it. Make sure you are looking at the right thing.

[2oldcrows]

thank you Larry,
You gave me few more sites to go through. I see I am going to have my work cut out for me.

[Larry-NC]

Originally Posted by 2oldcrows

thank you Larry,
You gave me few more sites to go through. I see I am going to have my work cut out for me.

2, I formed my search like this:

1. Search Google for RV slide seals
2. Click "images" at the top of the results page.
3. Click any image with an H-shaped cross section.

This search wasn't exhaustive. I grabbed the first couple and then went to eBay. There are always lots of RV materials and parts on eBay. I started entering "RV slide out seal" and it auto-completed. Once again, I stopped after the first few.

[Las Cruces]

A company in So. California called Trim-Loc has several different seals. I replaced my slide out seals,seals on my truck and several door seals over the years. Trimloc.com 888-874-6562

[ButchBecky]

I am looking at the same issue. I looked at my seal and it is hard to tell if it a 2 piece or what. I have a 2015 Wildcat 327ck. It is on the horizontal wall on the entry door side. Any help on finding the right seal would be appreciated. New to the RV repair world, but want to learn. Thanks

[2oldcrows]

Update I finally heard back from FR they explained they no longer make that seal any longer and provided me Part#. They also explained I cant purchase from them I have to go through a dealer. So now I am at the mercy of the dealer and wait for the seals to come in. Once they come in and I get them installed I will post the Part# they provided to me for the replacements.
Sorry for the long delay on getting back.

[Jan Gerstner.]

I have an issue with the slide out seals on two our three slideouts. We have a 2014 Forester, Class C.
As the slides move out, the flap of the seal does not come out evenly along the top or side, but remains partially or completely rolled under. I can use a yard stick to bring them out, but it happens every time we extend them.
Two of them are developing permanent rolls under. Pushing them out with a yardstick still leaves a warped seal.
I haven't seen evidence of water damage as a result, yet, but I am concerned there will be.



I lubricate the seals every year and clean the tops and sides of the slideouts.