Soft Spot in Floor, Can't Find Leak!!!
I have a 2016 T24FQ MX toy hauler. See the image of the layout. There is a large soft spot in the floor on the drivers side of the front bed, and a small soft spot on the passenger side. I've checked ...
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A leak in a RV can be like a leak in a house roof. Where it actually leaks and where it shows can be a long distance between the two areas.
Did you check the roof, seams and edges? Does your RV have any clearance or side lights? They are notorious for leaking.
The water can run inside the walls but not show until it gets to the floor and collects.
As mentioned, window seals could be the problem.
Next time it's going to rain, drain your FW tank and blow out the lines. If it gets wet you will know it's not the water/plumbing system and can eliminate that as a possibility.
Or, spray it with a garden hose. Do it for at least half an hour or longer to see if it leaks.
A small leak can be difficult to find but, it's not impossible.
Consider a pressure test. That may be a good place to start. It's possible you have more than one leak.
Don't give up. Be persistant, you'll find the problem.
Also, consider hiring a mobile RV tech if you don't feel comfortable checking the roof, lights and window seals.
They will come to you and you can see what they do/check.
Did you check the roof, seams and edges? Does your RV have any clearance or side lights? They are notorious for leaking.
The water can run inside the walls but not show until it gets to the floor and collects.
As mentioned, window seals could be the problem.
Next time it's going to rain, drain your FW tank and blow out the lines. If it gets wet you will know it's not the water/plumbing system and can eliminate that as a possibility.
Or, spray it with a garden hose. Do it for at least half an hour or longer to see if it leaks.
A small leak can be difficult to find but, it's not impossible.
Consider a pressure test. That may be a good place to start. It's possible you have more than one leak.
Don't give up. Be persistant, you'll find the problem.
Also, consider hiring a mobile RV tech if you don't feel comfortable checking the roof, lights and window seals.
They will come to you and you can see what they do/check.
