Front window leak to the interior
Our permanent site travel trailer has a leak that I'm trying to trace. this leak started on occasion after I replaced the rubber roof last summer. Everything I see is sealed well and I've used the flo...
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I had a similar issue this spring after uncovering our trailer except the leak was coming out below the front window frame and not at the top. I did several things to resolve the issue:
1. Used Dicor No-Sag sealant to caulk the top and both sides of the outer ring of the window frame.
2. Replaced the foam weather stripping around the edge of the rock guard covering the window with a neoprene d-seal
3. Replaced the glazing seal strip around the window as it had pulled away from one of the corners
4. Just in case I also ran a bead of the Dicor No-Sag around the edge of the running lights and down the edge of the corner trim pieces from top to bottom.
Here are some pictures to go along with the above:
Window caulking
Poorly installed foam weather stripping
New D-Seal weather-stripping installed
1. Used Dicor No-Sag sealant to caulk the top and both sides of the outer ring of the window frame.
2. Replaced the foam weather stripping around the edge of the rock guard covering the window with a neoprene d-seal
3. Replaced the glazing seal strip around the window as it had pulled away from one of the corners
4. Just in case I also ran a bead of the Dicor No-Sag around the edge of the running lights and down the edge of the corner trim pieces from top to bottom.
Here are some pictures to go along with the above:
Window caulking
Poorly installed foam weather stripping
New D-Seal weather-stripping installed
