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Old 08-18-2019, 08:11 AM   #15
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I wonder if rain got into the air ducts somehow, maybe through the air conditioner on the roof. When you slam on the brakes, the water in the ducts goes forward and comes out of the air duct under the forward cabinets?

It seems to me that if the water is in the ceiling cavity, you would see leaks at other places, and you mentioned there are no other visible leaks.
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Sounds right, im certainly going to check it all
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