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Remove Rear Mudflap for Access

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Newell Coach Air Leak Hunt! Finding All Kinds of Surprises...

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What happens here

To gain better access to the underside of the RV for leak inspection, the creator decides to remove the rear mudflap from the driver's side. He uses a Milwaukee M12 FUEL right-angle ratchet for this task, which helps loosen the screws securing the mudflap, allowing him to slide under the RV more easily without dragging himself across the ground.

Goal: Create better access to the underside of the RV for leak detection

Tools and materials

  • Socket — To fit the mudflap screws

What they say

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do you like it much i do under there look around a little bit trying to anyway it's really hard for me to fit i don't fit very well with the creeper i'm not willing to wedge myself under the transmission slash oil pan and without the creeper i can't move very quickly which also concerns me because i don't like being under this thing anyway so i'm going to pull this rear mud flap off so i can slide in that way without dragging across this all the time this thing probably hasn't been taken off in 25 years now with that out of the way it frees up some more room for me to to slide in between the tag tire and the jack stand there um actually kind of beneficial that my exhaust is not in the way right now because it gives me some more room to move around there too

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