Electrolysis on new camper
I purchased a new camper recently and after only three weeks of use, I see evidence of electrolysis on one of the outside aluminum panels. The dealer has said he will contact the manufacturer to se...
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silversand wrote:
....the wire n the PO's pic appears to be the control cable for the electric jacks ? And not a ground ?
....anyhow: galvanic action needs moisture to happen (you may have a severe leak around those jack mounts) ? Is the control cable for your electric jacks "rubber grommeted" at all at its entry to your camper wall ???
Additionally, is that piece of work (the horrid caulking and edge molding/trim fitment) on a NEW camper? If it is, this looks horrid.
X2.
I am going by experience... lots of it... having owned my leaky camper for ten years..... It's got a water leak that pools the water in this corner inside the camper. That's all I have to say about that. Use the magnet on those fasteners and you'll find not so noble metals along with it.
