How to prevent leaks in the cabover area?
We've only owned our Coachmen 21qb long enough to make the first payment on it, but I'm already paranoid about leaks in the cabover bed area! (I think I'm on this forum too much! ;) LOL Aside fr...
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My 21QB had no caulk at all on the rear clearance lights. Each one had water behind it already (2014 model) when I removed them before I sealed them up.
The front clearance lights are on an angle. As time goes on they the lenses can fail to drain from dirt and stuff in the fit between the lense and light body. Then accumulated water will run in the spaces around the bulb and socket.
Some people cut a small notch for more drainage. Some seal the bulb socket and hole. I did the latter.
The front clearance lights are on an angle. As time goes on they the lenses can fail to drain from dirt and stuff in the fit between the lense and light body. Then accumulated water will run in the spaces around the bulb and socket.
Some people cut a small notch for more drainage. Some seal the bulb socket and hole. I did the latter.
