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- JimExplorer
- EffyExplorer II
garymunson wrote:
I pull off the little covers except for the rear most one and black tape the others shut. Problem solved. I cannot imagine a rainstorm so bad the one hole would get overwhelmed....
You would be surprised. I tried that once and the first rain I ended up with a wet wall and floor. Those holes are there for a reason. - garymunsonExplorerI pull off the little covers except for the rear most one and black tape the others shut. Problem solved. I cannot imagine a rainstorm so bad the one hole would get overwhelmed....
- timmacExplorer
Finally Time wrote:
This is probably what you checked first, but are all the side window weep-hole covers in place? I had one come off in the middle of the drivers side window and it sounded like a wind tunnel.
Yep I would start here as this post says, I would upload a pic but don't have one of the weep holes and the plastic cover for the weep holes, if they are missing it will be noisy.. - Finally_TimeExplorerThis is probably what you checked first, but are all the side window weep-hole covers in place? I had one come off in the middle of the drivers side window and it sounded like a wind tunnel.
- priestlakeExplorerenough to make it irritating. thought of using a smoke squeeze unit to try and find leaks.
- timmacExplorerAll class A motorhomes have some wind noise, how much of a wind noise do you have.
- Y-GuyModeratorIt's not a Ford issue, it would be a Winnebago issue. What type of noise are you getting? If you can describe it or take it out and try to narrow it down others might be able to help. Dealership might as well, but of course they will charge you too.
When the F53 is delivered to the manufacturer it looks like this (below) everything else built on top of the chassis is up to the manufacturer, in your case Winnebago.
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