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Old 09-21-2008, 02:29 PM   #1
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We were camping this weekend and I noticed a 4-5" section above my slide-out where the roof and wall meet inside looked ruffled. Checked my roof right around that section and did not find anything. Any ideas? We own a 2004 Trailcruiser 306S.

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We were camping this weekend and I noticed a 4-5" section above my slide-out where the roof and wall meet inside looked ruffled. Checked my roof right around that section and did not find anything. Any ideas? We own a 2004 Trailcruiser 306S.

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The only positive leak detector is the SealTech leak detection system. It will discover the smallest of leaks. Our new 5er had a water leak i discovered upon delivery, the dealer's service department used the SealTech system to locate the leak source. It was about 18' from water entry into the coach. The technician also located 3 tiny leaks with the same test.
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