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Old 07-23-2018, 05:59 AM   #1
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Water leak

When I hook up city water to my regulator I see water dripping. In to my sewer compartment and my hallway floor is soft & spongy.This is a 2008 Thor four winds 31 f class c.How do you find a leak.?
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That is difficult to answer without more clarification or pictures. We don't know where the drip you refer to is in relation to the spongy floor.

You may want to search "find a water leak" on this forum. I saw a bunch of posts come up that may help you figure it out.

I would say at minimum you need to access the underside of the floor if possible an see where moisture or black mold is on the wood.
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If I disconnect the city water the leak stops!Either way I have to tear up the floor and the I will look for the leak. Thanks
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