Camco 40177 Replacement Vent Lid -- Black Polypropylene
A direct-fit replacement lid for Ventline roof vents manufactured before 2008 and Elixir roof vents manufactured after 1994. Ships pre-assembled with mounting hardware included -- swap it out in minutes without special tools.
A cracked, faded, or broken vent lid is more than an eyesore -- it is an open invitation for water intrusion, UV exposure, and road debris to enter your RV. Camco's 40177 replacement lid is purpose-built to restore a weathertight seal on the most common 14 x 14 inch roof vent configurations found in production RVs from the mid-1990s onward.
If your rig runs a Ventline vent built before 2008 or an Elixir vent built after 1994, this lid drops right in. No cutting, no trimming, no adapter kits. The reinforced center bar keeps the lid from flexing or bowing under wind load at highway speeds, and the black polypropylene construction holds up to seasonal temperature swings better than painted metal alternatives.
Engineered-grade black polypropylene resists cracking from hail, branches, and road debris better than standard ABS plastic lids.
Structural center bar prevents lid flex and warping at highway speeds, maintaining a consistent seal around the vent frame perimeter.
Lid arrives fully assembled. Hardware is included so you are not hunting down metric screws or making a hardware store run before the job.
Covers the two most common OEM roof vent brands found in production RVs: Ventline (pre-2008) and Elixir (post-1994) on standard 14 x 14 in. openings.
This lid is designed to fit the following configurations:
If your vent is a Ventline built after 2008 or an Elixir built before 1994, this lid is not the correct replacement. Check the date code or model label on your existing vent frame before ordering.
The vent frame, inner hatch, and any vent fan or screen are not included. This is a lid replacement only.
Replacing an RV vent lid is a straightforward rooftop job for most DIY owners:
Black polypropylene naturally absorbs and dissipates heat rather than reflecting it, and the material is UV-stabilized to resist surface chalking and brittleness over multiple seasons. This makes it a durable choice for rigs parked in full-sun desert or southern climates where white plastic lids tend to oxidize and crack faster.