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Yes, first get one of these Manufacturer: United Shade Llc part # 650004 for tan cords. Your RV dealer's parts dept. should have them, or get from the internet. Just follow the directions on the package for your particular style of shade. Two steps to remember. The plastic end caps come out hard, and will break if you're not careful. Second, squeeze the shade pleats together to thread the cord through the holes on the side. The new cord will go through all the holes at once. If not, use a large sewing needle to thread it. Very simple fix once you get going. Hope this helps. By the way, welcome to the forum!
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