rear window is leaking
Had the pleasure (not) of driving through a rainstorm from Iowa to Indiana and have discovered that the rear window in our coach is leaking like a sieve. We are now firmly ensconced in Elkhart for at ...
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rgatijnet1 wrote:
There are various tapes that can be used to temporarily seal the window until you can have it properly repaired. All of them will peel off and leave a clean surface when you find someone to replace the gasket. Gorilla duct tape, aluminum AC duct tape, Eternabond(last resort as it is difficult to remove), are just some of the tapes that can be used. Not the prettiest solution but this repair is inexpensive, not permanent, and removable in the future.
Ditto on this....if you don't have time to properly fix it, then run a couple rows of duct tape across the area until you DO have time to remove the window and replace the seals. Depending on how the window is mounted, it probably wouldn't take that long to remove it and replace the seal. You can probably even get the seals from a local Auto Zone or similar parts store.
