Repairing siding

Okay I was able to go out and get a picture of the crack, I'm looking for a wat to repair the crack, there is no soft spots inside or out around the whole crack so repairing the crack now is a must

Yup, working on dry rot in a camper in the snow (or heat) definately qualifies as a double negative. Triple negative if you run out of beer.

Kayteg1 wrote:
I can't work on my camper neither.

Can't Neither?

Double negative.

From one extreme to the other Haha

I can't work on my camper neither.
Full sun reaching 90F :D

Kayteg1 wrote:
Post a picture and maybe somebody was already dealing with such issue.
Since you say it is under the awning, I would cut bigger hole to investigate, leaving it under awning footprint, so it will not be visible.
Once you have a bigger hole - you can blow the dryrot and inject epoxy.

We just got 12 inches of snow and more on Saturday so I won't be doing anything for a few weeks

Post a picture and maybe somebody was already dealing with such issue.
Since you say it is under the awning, I would cut bigger hole to investigate, leaving it under awning footprint, so it will not be visible.
Once you have a bigger hole - you can blow the dryrot and inject epoxy.

I wish it was a corner, it's pretty much in the middle of the right side

This never turns out easy as siding is just surface indication of the problem below.
I had similar problem and was able to pull the siding out from whole corner and epoxy dry-rot in the framing. Than I used marine-grade adhesive caulk to reattach the siding and seal it.
Still such jobs often change into chain reaction.
Good luck

The crack is about 6 inches long