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Old 03-17-2009, 10:25 AM   #1
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Storage Container Leak
I have a 2005 Class C Aspect model that is experiencing recurring water seepage into the outside storage compartment that is located on the passenger side between the door and right front tire. The water beeds up on the roof of the compartment and drips down. Any ideas on the source of the water and a resolution? Any advice would be appreciated.
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Get in your compartment at night with a light. Someone outside by the wheel well should be able to see light coming from your 'leak' area. We solved our problem this way.
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