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6:42 pm
September 22, 2011
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mbanda
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Hey there. I noticed a leak in my 16bh right above the wardrobe. Water drips out the TV cable outlet. I got out the ladder & noticed an split in the caulk (about 2 inches) on the roof. It is just above the door along the edge of the roof & directly above where the outlet is on the inside. I am figuring this is the problem, so how do I fix it? Take it to the dealer or can I do it?
Thanks
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6:35 am
September 23, 2011
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bojewy
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If your unit is under warranty, I would let them repair. If not, Dicor is a rather easy product that should repair this problem. All you need is a caulk gun. A photo might help assist with the fix. Make sure all is dry before sealing.
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7:20 am
September 23, 2011
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kayaknut
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Post edited 1:22 am – January 14, 2012 by kayaknut
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7:34 pm
September 27, 2011
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pfidahospud
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This may have been assumed….but just in case someone may not know, it's probably not silicone based caulk that cracked initially causing the leak. Most likely it's self-leveling Dicor sealant like this, which does a much better job of sealing for the long-term. Great advice to clean off the old before putting on the new.
Stephen
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Tow-er: 2010 RAV4 3.5L 269 hp V6 with Tow Pkg ~ Tow-ee: 2011 Sportsmen Classic 14RB ~ Director: The wife
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