A member who recently bought a 2013 Sightseer 30A asked what an unidentified green-covered key might operate, since the yellow key opens the storage doors and the brass key works the slide-out control panel. Other members noted that colored key covers usually have no built-in RV meaning and may simply identify keys added by a previous owner.
Suggestions included checking for markings under the cover, keeping the key until every lock is identified, and considering prior-owner items such as a...
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A member who recently bought a 2013 Sightseer 30A asked what an unidentified green-covered key might operate, since the yellow key opens the storage doors and the brass key works the slide-out control panel. Other members noted that colored key covers usually have no built-in RV meaning and may simply identify keys added by a previous owner.
Suggestions included checking for markings under the cover, keeping the key until every lock is identified, and considering prior-owner items such as a storage gate, towbar lock, hidden safe, or accessory. Another member suggested it could relate to TriMark door, compartment, or deadbolt keys, noting that replacement keys may show only key style while original TriMark keys often carry usable lock codes. The original poster ruled out the towbar, bedroom safe, and slide-out control, so the key’s purpose remained unresolved.