Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
RV cabinet doors that won't stay shut are one of the most annoying problems in any camper. In this video I show you exactly how to fix a broken cabinet latch on a 1982 Fleetwood Tioga — using a simple part that costs just a few dollars.
If your RV cabinet keeps swinging open while driving, this is the fix you need. I walk through the whole repair step by step, show you the exact replacement latch, and have it done in under 10 minutes.
🔧 What's covered:
Identifying the broken latch
Removing the old hardware
Installing the new cabinet latch
Testing the fix
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RV cabinet doors that won't stay shut are one of the most annoying problems in any camper. In this video I show you exactly how to fix a broken cabinet latch on a 1982 Fleetwood Tioga — using a simple part that costs just a few dollars.
If your RV cabinet keeps swinging open while driving, this is the fix you need. I walk through the whole repair step by step, show you the exact replacement latch, and have it done in under 10 minutes.
🔧 What's covered:
Identifying the broken latch
Removing the old hardware
Installing the new cabinet latch
Testing the fix
You'll need all three of these:
amzn.to/4bcyhXb
amzn.to/4xLR0Tb
amzn.to/3SxJnzJ
RV Cabinet Latch: amzn.to/4apMX57
👍 If this helped you, subscribe for more real-world RV and vintage car repairs — no fluff, just fixes.
Related videos:
It Was RAINING Inside My Camper... Can This RV Be Saved?
I Painted My Leaking Camper Roof — Did It Actually Stop the Leak?
Subscribe for more old camper repairs, Jeep TJ fixes, Model T Ford work, tool tests, and real garage projects.
Tags / keywords
rv cabinet latch, camper cabinet latch, rv cabinet repair, camper repair, 1982 Tioga, Tioga camper, old camper repair, vintage camper repair, motorhome repair, cabinet latch replacement, rv interior repair, camper restoration, rv parts, Amazon rv parts, cheap rv repair, diy rv repair, rv cabinet door fix, cabinet door won’t stay shut, Gen 3 Antique Auto FOUND THIS VIDEO HELPFUL?
You can support Gen III Antique Auto by clicking the Super Thanks button below this video. Every contribution helps us produce more hands-on repairs, Model T engine builds, product reviews, and antique automobile videos.
Thank you for supporting the channel! If you enjoy these videos and want to support the channel, shop through our Amazon storefront: amazon.com/shop/gen3antiqueauto
It costs you nothing extra and helps Gen III Antique Auto enormously.
As an Amazon Associate, Gen III Antique Auto earns from qualifying purchases.
