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ROYBUCK
Explorer
Mar 11, 2015

Water leak

This a shot in the dark. Someone would need to have a MH like mine to be able to know what I am taking about. I have a leak in the back bed room under the bottom drawer next to the closet. If you are standing at the foot of the bed it is on the left side up next to the head of the bed under the bottom drawer. I have done every thing I know to do caulked the top and every place I know to caulk. Are they any thing under the carpet in that section that has a water line or something, I have used a hair dryer I cannot get it dry a spot about 6" square. I think tomorrow I will cut the carpet and see what is under there, I don't think it is coming in from the outside. Sorry for the long post. Appreciate all suggestions Thanks Roy
Class A

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  • bsinmich's avatar
    bsinmich
    Explorer
    Mar 11, 2015
    I know it was not a class A but my '89 Jamboree dripped on me in the driver seat. The leak was actually at the rear of the coach on the roof and the water travelled inside that far. You have to check the whole roof.
  • ksg5000's avatar
    ksg5000
    Explorer II
    Mar 11, 2015
    You can eliminate internal water line leak by disconnecting from shore water and keep the water pump on ... if it occasionally cycles on you have a leak in the water system (outside shower, fitting etc).
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    If it's not a leak in the plumbing system then have the rig pressure tested - only cost about $100 or so - life short and leaks are tough to find. Just my 02.
  • Johno02's avatar
    Johno02
    Explorer
    Mar 11, 2015
    Do you have an outside shower in that area?? Water lines to it, or from tank and pump may run nest to floor in that area.

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