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Rv shower faucet

I'm new here and I purchased 1999 country coach 37 allure! She's an awesome coach and in amazing shape! I have had it now for 2 years. I've been slowing updating the interior on it and I'm wondering how to access the rv shower faucet? Do I need to remove the fridge and access from there or is there somewhere else that I'm not seeing? If fridge removal is needed I'm not going to worry about because it works fine, I was just looking to upgrade it! Thanks in advance.

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Reply #1 –
Matt is your shower on the driver's side with the faucet on the outside wall? On some earlier coaches there was a door on the outside where you could access the rear of the faucet. I don't think CC would have made the faucet only accessible by removing the refer
'02 Intrigue #11427

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Reply #2 –
Shower is on the drivers side yes. But faucet sits against the refer wall. Between faucet and refer is about 8 inches or so. Only see one accessible panel on outside of coach and thats for the fridge equipment.

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Reply #3 –
On our ‘01 Intrigue, the shower fixture is only accessible by removing the washer-dryer, then removing a panel. Easy once the W-D is out of the hole.
Don Krahling
#11238
Yuma, AZ

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Reply #4 –
Might not be a reason to get to the valve. if tha is what you are thinking of replacing CC did use Moehn valves for their faucets in the shower. The model is  Moentrol" which means all the guts can be replaced plus the facade can be replaced with anything you want. Some big box stores carry the parts to change the looks but the best bet is to go to a good plumbing supply and see what they have. Home Depot has some catalogs to look at but might not have what you want.
I went from the old gold stuff to nickel and didn't have to change the valving at all.
'02 Intrigue #11427

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Reply #5 –
Thanks guys! I'm just going to return the one I bought and just leave it alone. Went to the webbs rv which is our local rv shop and he said he would have to remove the fridge to replace the faucet. So I'm just going to leave it alone for the time being. No point to replace what's not broke right! I was just trying to to do it to put a newer looking faucet in the coach!