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Old 07-15-2012, 10:43 PM   #1
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Storage Compartment

In my Coachmen Freelander 32BH 2011 Model there is a large storage compartment in the back on driver's side.Ihave noted several times that when there is heavy rain water gets in to the compartment and get the luggage wet.Is this normalor storage compartment is not suppose to have water leaked in.If this is a problem than how can I fix it.
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Look at the belt around the MH it's the band right at the floor line and just above the boxes. Seal the top of the trim with clear proflex they are bad to seep water in along that area also check that the door is closing tight. Or take it in and let the dealership do it.
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had the same problem with my Coachmen. It was a combo of defective weatherstripping, and water getting in around a gap along the seam (along the bottom of the sidewall). Get that looked at asap...that's how delam starts
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