I have read all the other threads on installing the kit and access to the pump. Here is what I did...
I took the plywood off the bed above the front storage area so that I could access the water heater and pump. When I went to install the bypass valve I could barely reach the pump. Also there was not enough room between the pump and all the water lines entering the floor area. My pump was installed at a crazy angle as you can see in the picture. The bypass valve and the water screen overlapped.
So I needed to move my water pump but I could not reach the screws holding the pump from the storage area. I had two options, remove the outside shower or create an access at the bottom-front of the wardrobe closet. I decided not to remove the outside shower. I did not know how much hose was available to move it out of the way and I didn't want to have to seal it back up.
So through the front it is...
I really didn't want to cut a hole only to install some form of door or make a panel cover. As you can see above the frame of the bed was built over top of the piece of panel. So I took a sharp razor knife and I scored along side the bed frame. It took about 10 passes and I had cut through the paneling.
Then I slowly pulled off the front panel as it is only stapled on. I took wire cutters and clipped off the back of the staples (I didn't want holes)
Once removed, I moved my pump and finished installing the kit (I also cleaned up all the factories wood and metal shavings they left behind).
I still need to reach the water heater bypass valve as I cannot reach them from the front. So I created an access door from the top of the bed area. I cut and 8"x10" hole. I took two pieces of 1x2 and installed under the hole to create a brace so the piece of wood I cut out will lay flush.
Now I can access the water heater.
I drilled a 1" hole so it is easy to remove.
Now all that was left to do is close the front back up. I used three 1/2" black screws that I had left over from some other project.
And here is the finished project. You can barely see the three screws. Now all I have to do is remove them and I have full access to the pump and winterizing kit.