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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Your shower pan is leaking, or the drain on the shower is cracked. We had this happen in a previous TT, the water ran under the linoleum making a wet spot that looked totally unrelated to the shower. It turned out to be the ring that tightest under shower pan drain hole to the P-trap. All I had to do was tighten that ring and we never had the problem again. Check there first.
If not there, check to make sure you have no water pipe leaks in the wall behind the shower. The easiest way to determine if you have any leaks or drips in the water pipes is to run water with your on-board water pump turned off, and unplugged from city water. If the pump flutters on-and-off in a routine rhythm, like once ever 5 minutes, once an hour, or something like that, you have water dripping somewhere as the source of your problem.
Start with the shower and shower pan. Make sure the drain is sealed and make sure there are no cracks in the shower pan.
If not there, check to make sure you have no water pipe leaks in the wall behind the shower. The easiest way to determine if you have any leaks or drips in the water pipes is to run water with your on-board water pump turned off, and unplugged from city water. If the pump flutters on-and-off in a routine rhythm, like once ever 5 minutes, once an hour, or something like that, you have water dripping somewhere as the source of your problem.
Start with the shower and shower pan. Make sure the drain is sealed and make sure there are no cracks in the shower pan.
