Air Bubble While Driving
I have a 2004 525 TBS Coachman. While hittin the interstate with the wife following she noticed a huge bubble in the roof. After our trip I climbed on top and noticed some wrinkles in the rubber. I ...
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RomperStomper wrote:shadows4 wrote:I am not so sure that it is air getting underneath. I also thought it might be air getting in somehow and tried to recreate the wind with my leaf blower on any and every seam with no luck. I read somewhere that the air flow over the roof causes a low pressure that pulls the dis-bonded areas of the roof up.
Where on the roof is the bubble? Maybe find where the air is getting under the rubber and seal the leak? Eternabond?
I was going to mention the "lift" effect. I have heard that many times before. I a no engineer so I can't tell you if it is true but I think it is.
