water leak repair shop (RGV Tx area)

Can't speak for shops in the area you mentioned, but I had some work done on my coach several years ago at the Texas Trader's located in LaFeria TX.

Good luck

THANKS jorbill2or on visqueening the lights! I was thinking of getting some clear duct tape and put over, but love your idea much better!

Take and cut some clear plastic viscuine and tape off your clearance lights .. Mine were /,are silicone sealed and look totally sealed but when I did that my leaks stopped .. I'm planning on ordering new lights and having them properly installed / sealed this spring until then the tape and plastic will do the job. Maybe for you too

I've dealt with a leak in my cabover for several years. In reply to my posts many suggest doing a pressure test and I've searched to find a competent tester in Southeast Texas; in fact, I've searched for a tester in many areas and have had no success. It's easy for someone to suggest a pressure test. Finding just the right person to do the test is very difficult. For me, it has been impossible. If you know of one (anywhere) respond here, send me a pm, or email me at mikeleblanc413@yahoo.com. I love spending my money with people who know their job and have something I need. THANKS! Happy New Year!!!!!

For $100.00 go and get a pressure test, done while you watch.

I did try to remove the center clearance light, popped the lens cover off, removed the two long screws, pried as hard as I dared , didn't really want to break something before I head south next week. I really didn't see any other way to get it out. am I missing something here ?
Thanks for calling me goose. I thought I was hearing from an old friend, only had that nickname for 60 years !!!

goose, you might want to take a look at the clearance lights as they might need to be re-caulked.

Good luck,
MM.