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Help Needed! Removal of original Backup Camera U320

I am trying to replaced my original backup camera with a new improved camera. Looks like the access panel on the upper rear back of the coach is bolted on from the inside? Doesn't appear to have an access panel from inside the coach to access bolts for removal. Does anyone before me have any information or instructions on camera panel removal for replacement? Thank you in advance for any information.
Phillip M.
2000 U320 40'

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Rear Camera Replacement - 2001 U320
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Bedroom cabinet above bed.  Square head #2 to remove the 4 screws holding the access panel in place.
Brett Wolfe
EX: 1993 U240
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Bedroom cabinet above bed.  Square head #2 to remove the 4 screws holding the access panel in place.

I think there is then something else you need to remove to get to the bolts.  I cut the box the old camera was in, removed camera and then silicone in a new camera in what was left of the box.  I did not get the camera in their perfect straight so it was a little off.

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There was an odd size socket to remove something up there.  Seems like 5/32 or something like that. 
Rick & Rhonda
2003 U320 4220  Build #6199
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There was an odd size socket to remove something up there.  Seems like 5/32 or something like that. 
IIRC, the nuts are 11/32"
Don
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This is what it looks like.
jor

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Might also add this is the air intake for the engine, best not to lose too many items down that hole.
Doug W.
96 36' U270 CSGI #4946
04 Toyota Tacoma 4x4
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I did not bother to remove my camera. Installed new camera below intake grill with VHB tape.
1998 36 foot U270 Build No. 5328 WTFE, 900 watts solar, Victron controller, B2B, bat monitor, 600 AMPH lithium with 2018 Chevy Colorado toad, SKP #110239, Motorcade #17781, 2021 Escape 17B for when Coach is broken down and campsites are too small, retired and full-timer since Dec. 2020. Part of RV family since 1963.

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I forgot to tell you about the metal panel behind the wood panel. You have probably already figured that out.
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Thank everyone for the great information. Mission accomplished.
Phillip M.
2000 U320 40'