Pressure Tested Camper Leaks Found
Set up a leaf blower to pressurize the camper. Went around the whole thing with soapy water. Four leaks along the corner moulding. Removed the insert trim and screws along the bottom side and co...
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Here is a small video, it will show you how to remove that corner trim,
just go right at this stuff, almost everything on an RV is simple to
work on.
Remove your corner mouldings..
The longer you own your RV and get into your own repairs you will see
how poorly most of this stuff is put together... wiring with no diagrams, fiberglass wool insulation, staples holding things together,
holes smashed in panels with hammers to put wires thru, leaks, noisy
heating designs that have not changed in 40 years, poorly installed and
designed marker lights,. caulking that cracks in a few years and leaks.
Noisy water pumps, cheap electrical connectors, rat nests of wiring,
It goes on and on, you have to dig into them and start modifying things, constantly check for leaks.
Learn about your RV, its components and maintain it yourself, don't let the fox into the chicken coop.
just go right at this stuff, almost everything on an RV is simple to
work on.
Remove your corner mouldings..
The longer you own your RV and get into your own repairs you will see
how poorly most of this stuff is put together... wiring with no diagrams, fiberglass wool insulation, staples holding things together,
holes smashed in panels with hammers to put wires thru, leaks, noisy
heating designs that have not changed in 40 years, poorly installed and
designed marker lights,. caulking that cracks in a few years and leaks.
Noisy water pumps, cheap electrical connectors, rat nests of wiring,
It goes on and on, you have to dig into them and start modifying things, constantly check for leaks.
Learn about your RV, its components and maintain it yourself, don't let the fox into the chicken coop.
