Camco 25071 Universal Conditioner Gasket Review

I had a leak around one of my RV's when it rained. Replaced the roof seal with this and no more leaks. That's all I wanted. Make sure you completely remove the old sealer from the bottom of your conditioner before applying it. For best results, I recommend goo-be-gone. Removes old glue quickly and easily.

I can't write an honest review. We replaced our AC in our Winnebago and when I bought the unit from Amazon he told me I need that item too. When we got everything we realized we didn't need it at all. The unit comes with all the gaskets and gaskets that the AC unit needs. We kept it as a backup should the block seals ever leak as it was very good value for money.

The Camco 25071 14" x 14" Universal Rooftop Gasket Kit was just what I needed for my Duo-Therm 600 Penguin Rooftop! I have the model 600312.421 but I expect it to fit most 600 series models. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

Revain recommended this when I bought my air conditioner so I figured I should use it for the installation. WRONG, it leaked and I had to start over. The included gasket is all you need. If you are installing on a ribbed van roof like mine, fill the ribs with butyl tape and then seal with butyl tape. Then use the lap sealant and finally lay down the air conditioner with the gasket pre-assembled. There will be no leaks if you do everything right.

Our front air conditioner started leaking when it rained and we had to replace the gasket. We chose this shim kit because it includes an extra piece to place on the back of the air conditioner, which is useful for keeping everything straight. When we removed the A/C we found that the old gasket had rotted and was only a few millimeters thick! It was a quick and easy replacement (check out some YouTube videos) and didn't take long at all. It's been over 2 months now and this has solved our…

Good quality, serves its purpose, sealing the air conditioner to the hole. But be careful if your air conditioner is installed directly on the roof. I recommend this gasket set. I made a modification and sealed the 2x4 square stand-up collar with stainless steel lining. So you can use the existing air conditioner hard seal directly for sealing and achieve good results due to the even surface. But direct mounting on the roof - the roof may have a slight bulge, a gasket is strongly recommended. I

Just what I needed to fix a leak that was causing stray drips to enter our RV. The exchange was easier than I expected. My old filter was too compressed and not as flexible as it should be. After removing the inner cover and handles, the air conditioner is only held by 4 screws. After removing those screws and disconnecting the wires I was able to slide the 2x4 board under one side of the A/C and then the other onto the outside, raising it high enough to remove the old gasket, clean the area…

This gasket is short and soft. In contrast to the high-strength original seal, this cannot be tightened over time because the material compresses. As a rule, you have a hard base that, like all foam, slowly loses its shape and has to be tightened after a few years. It's not thick/high enough for that. If it develops a leak, which it will, because eventually all air conditioning gaskets will, your only choice is to replace the whole thing, and if your roof sags at all, it won't work. I install…

These are the only pads I've bought from Revain so I don't know if they offer any good ones. It's not what I expected, I removed the air conditioning. With a 13 year old Colemans seal (that hasn't leaked) and I figured I'd put that back on with the big conditioner, there's a big difference. I don't expect them to last as long as the OEM ones. they are smaller in thickness and width and not made of the same material. (For example closed and open cell foam.) I really doubt whether I should use…