Hi it is raining on the Central Coast of California. My GMC sits in the
back without a cover because during the year while it was getting fixed,
Utah & California the cover became damaged and needs to be replaced.
I never knew the GMC leaked as the coach was always covered. The
previous owner was more fortunate and had a hugh garage/workshop and it
never sat out at all. We take care of it however. But I learned
something today. There seems to be a leak on the seam at the top on the
drivers side beneath that strip. I took the investigative time to droop
the rear of the coach about 3 inches with the air bags. No more leaks!
The water runs off faster than it can accumulate and run into where ever
it is running into and leaking into the GMC. I Will find out when it
stops raining and gets dry enough to check. Just wanted you to know
there is another way to check a leak. Chuck
back without a cover because during the year while it was getting fixed,
Utah & California the cover became damaged and needs to be replaced.
I never knew the GMC leaked as the coach was always covered. The
previous owner was more fortunate and had a hugh garage/workshop and it
never sat out at all. We take care of it however. But I learned
something today. There seems to be a leak on the seam at the top on the
drivers side beneath that strip. I took the investigative time to droop
the rear of the coach about 3 inches with the air bags. No more leaks!
The water runs off faster than it can accumulate and run into where ever
it is running into and leaking into the GMC. I Will find out when it
stops raining and gets dry enough to check. Just wanted you to know
there is another way to check a leak. Chuck
