Stop fighting a stubborn, grinding, or misaligned slide-out room. The Lippert 366106 gives you everything you need -- except the racks -- to restore smooth, reliable operation on one side of your RV electric in-wall slide-out system. Designed for the triple-rack in-wall slide mechanism used across a wide range of Lippert-equipped coaches.
Lippert's electric in-wall slide-out systems are built around a triple-rack and pinion design. Over time, the wear components -- rollers, shoes, and pads -- degrade from road vibration, exposure, and repeated cycling. Replacing only the worn hardware instead of the full mechanism saves time and money, and this kit gives you the correct OEM-specified hardware to do exactly that.
The 366106 is a side-specific kit: one kit repairs one side of the slide-out. If both sides show wear, order two kits. The racks themselves are sold separately -- if your racks are still in good shape, this kit is all you need.
Pre-assembled roller units with sealed bearings provide smooth, low-friction movement as the rack cycles in and out.
Replacement shoes support the rack and maintain proper alignment inside the wall channel, reducing side-load wear.
Correct fasteners are included so you are not scrounging for hardware. No trips to the hardware store mid-repair.
Foam pads cushion and seal the slide mechanism inside the wall, reducing noise and preventing debris intrusion.
This repair kit addresses the most common in-wall slide-out wear points outside of the rack teeth themselves. Symptoms that typically indicate these components need replacement include:
Lippert's in-wall electric slide-out places the drive mechanism inside the RV wall cavity, keeping it protected from road debris and weather. The triple-rack design -- three parallel racks driven by a single motor -- distributes load evenly across the slide room floor, making it well-suited for larger, heavier slide-out rooms common in fifth wheels and Class A coaches.
Because the mechanism is enclosed, wear on rollers and shoes often goes unnoticed until operation degrades significantly. Periodic inspection through the access panel (typically located inside a cabinet near the slide) is the best way to catch wear early.
The racks themselves are not included in this kit. If your rack teeth are damaged, stripped, or broken, you will need to source the appropriate Lippert replacement rack separately. The 366106 is intended for situations where the racks are serviceable but the supporting hardware -- rollers, shoes, and pads -- have worn out.
Installation requires removing the slide room or gaining access through the interior wall access panel. Difficulty varies by coach model and slide room size. Most experienced DIY RV owners can complete a one-side repair in 2-4 hours with basic hand tools. Key steps typically include: