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Old 11-07-2018, 02:44 PM   #11
Foxflyer
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Challenger 37KT
State: Indiana
Posts: 10
THOR #8714
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Originally Posted by Metalgator View Post
I am a little confused on where your leak was. Can you take a picture? When you say the 6 screws that hold the panel, are you talking about the outside door that also holds the vent?
Yes. The outside door. Mine looks just like yours. When you remove your door, check the compression marks on the foam gasket that’s adhered to the inside of the door. Pay particular attention to the area around the screws. On my door, I could see where the seal was broken, because the gasket did not extend close enough to the edge of the door.

I have not seen evidence of water getting in through the exhaust chimney. I believe it is designed to stand off the door a bit to allow combustible air to enter around the edges of the chimney. I would not apply caulk.
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