Class A roof leak

[Bob Denman]

Good luck!

[Sweetbriar]

If your objective is to find the source of the leak seek out a service center with a SealTech blower. Basically it's a high volume blower that will take air in thru a roof vent and pressurize the RV. Walk around with a garden sprayer full of soapy water and grease pencil and you'll find all the leaks.

There are a few DIY types that made their own on YouTube.

https://rvleaks.com/

[Thunder109]

Awesome! Like an RV version of Mr's Bubbles for pipefitters. Thx

[sab3864]

My front leaked around the running lights along the front top. It dripped inside from the top, almost thought it was the window seal. The foam gaskets they used didn't work. Just put clear silicone around them and check that every year with the rest of caulked items.

[Bob Denman]

Originally Posted by Thunder109

Awesome! Like an RV version of Mr's Bubbles for pipefitters. Thx

Do they get paid for having a job like that??

[Lasalleg]

I had leaks at the corners over driver and passenger sides. It was a combination of a leak around the radio antenna on the roof and the entryway awning. I caulked both areas and problem went away.

[The Gritz Carlton]

Originally Posted by Sweetbriar

If your objective is to find the source of the leak seek out a service center with a SealTech blower. Basically it's a high volume blower that will take air in thru a roof vent and pressurize the RV. Walk around with a garden sprayer full of soapy water and grease pencil and you'll find all the leaks.

There are a few DIY types that made their own on YouTube.

https://rvleaks.com/

Sounds like a scene from a Sponge Bob cartoon....yaddie yaddie yaddie!!!