Another new class A owner question. 07 Terra LX 31M. Noticed in the shower the skylite looked cracked or broken. Got up on roof and it is almost gone. THere is a second skylight inside and the primary outside. Never seen anything like this? If it rains into the space between, the water goes where, between the roof and ceiling? Yikes! So, another fix. Not sure how to post an image, but tried. Anyone clue me in on this Engineering double bubble shower skylight cover marvel? Thank You.

You need a new outer cover pronto, they are not hard to replace.

rhochnadel wrote:You need a new outer cover pronto, they are not hard to replace.No reason to mess with the inner cover I assume, where the heck would the water go between if it rained with this like it is, flood the inner roof? That is pretty scary.

Yes they are all, at least the ones we've seen,two layers. It is good you had the inner if the outer is gone however, water was still able to enter the ceiling of your rig. You'll need to remove the inner, check for moisture and let it air dry before replacing both. If this rig is new to you...someone sold it to you that way?

sowego wrote:Yes they are all, at least the ones we've seen,two layers. It is good you had the inner if the outer is gone however, water was still able to enter the ceiling of your rig. You'll need to remove the inner, check for moisture and let it air dry before replacing both. If this rig is new to you...someone sold it to you that way?I bought it as is, but it didn't come like the pic shown, there was just a small crack and small quarter size hole on the side of it, I pushed on it and it crumbled like a potato chip. The inner cover is clean, pliable, and there is no indication of water every being in between these two covers. The outer cover is approx. 26x18and it look like I can get a decent one here http://www.pplmotorhomes.com/parts/rv-vents/31-3154pp.htmOr I may just order one from Fleetwood if need be.

Our's is the same double layer. Probably for insulation....don't know for sure though.

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ArchHoagland
Explorer
Aug 05, 2013
Our's is the same double layer.

Probably for insulation....don't know for sure though.
Devoredude
Explorer
Aug 04, 2013
sowego wrote:
Yes they are all, at least the ones we've seen,two layers. It is good you had the inner if the outer is gone however, water was still able to enter the ceiling of your rig. You'll need to remove the inner, check for moisture and let it air dry before replacing both. If this rig is new to you...someone sold it to you that way?

I bought it as is, but it didn't come like the pic shown, there was just a small crack and small quarter size hole on the side of it, I pushed on it and it crumbled like a potato chip. The inner cover is clean, pliable, and there is no indication of water every being in between these two covers. The outer cover is approx. 26x18
and it look like I can get a decent one here
http://www.pplmotorhomes.com/parts/rv-vents/31-3154pp.htm

Or I may just order one from Fleetwood if need be.
sowego
Explorer
Aug 04, 2013
Yes they are all, at least the ones we've seen,two layers. It is good you had the inner if the outer is gone however, water was still able to enter the ceiling of your rig. You'll need to remove the inner, check for moisture and let it air dry before replacing both. If this rig is new to you...someone sold it to you that way?
Devoredude
Explorer
Aug 04, 2013
rhochnadel wrote:
You need a new outer cover pronto, they are not hard to replace.

No reason to mess with the inner cover I assume, where the heck would the water go between if it rained with this like it is, flood the inner roof? That is pretty scary.
rhochnadel
Explorer
Aug 04, 2013
You need a new outer cover pronto, they are not hard to replace.

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