Leak Roof help
I have a 5 year old travel trailer with a roof leak. I pin point exactly where but know the vacinity. Since there is nothing glaringly obvious and given the vast amount of information out there can ...
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Easiest way to get a pressurized leak test is to have a SealTech test done at a dealership. $100.
HOWEVER...
Since there is an inside ceiling and insulation between the cabin and the rubber roof these tests typically can not identify roof leaks.
Look for:
* Are your travel lights leaking? Common source of leaks
* Is it coming in from underneath the AC?
* Check the seals on all roof vents. If it is leaking you will typically be able to see the source.
* The front strip where the rubber ends and the front cap begings. This is also a very common area. Good place for a strip of Eternabond.
Good luck!
HOWEVER...
Since there is an inside ceiling and insulation between the cabin and the rubber roof these tests typically can not identify roof leaks.
Look for:
* Are your travel lights leaking? Common source of leaks
* Is it coming in from underneath the AC?
* Check the seals on all roof vents. If it is leaking you will typically be able to see the source.
* The front strip where the rubber ends and the front cap begings. This is also a very common area. Good place for a strip of Eternabond.
Good luck!
