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Old 08-20-2006, 08:10 AM   #1
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I have a 2003 Jayco Eagle 325 bhs and I recently noticed the rear storage compartment was wet at the bottom rear of the compartment. Is this something that is common? I thought I had heard before about the rear wall seam leaking or something. Does anyone have any insight on this situation?
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I have a 2003 Jayco Eagle 325 bhs and I recently noticed the rear storage compartment was wet at the bottom rear of the compartment. Is this something that is common? I thought I had heard before about the rear wall seam leaking or something. Does anyone have any insight on this situation?
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I had to replace the seal around our storage door after about 2.5 years. Lowe's had the foam stripping and it cost about $5.00. I also took out the storage door frame and resealed that. The TT is a 2001 HR 27SKS.

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If the leak persists after resealing the access door, check the marker lights and running lights. I had a leak in my old 5er and couldn't' find it. One day after a rain I was looking again and spotted the marker lights were half=full of water. I removed one light and the water had been running through the backing plate where the wires entered the outside wall. The backing plate was sealed with putty to the trailer, but when the lens filled with water up to the wiring hole it ran inside the trailer wall. I solved this by drilling a small hole in the bottom of every lens to prevent any accumulation. Look at your lens's, does any have a water line mark halfway up?
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