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Window Leak

We had a pretty hard rainstorm the other day, and noticed a pretty bad leak in the slide window.
What would be the proper procedure to repair the leak correctly ?
If I have to completely remove the window and scrape off the old sealant, what is the BEST sealant to redo it with?
Thanks
Glenn and Amy Beinfest
2001 36' U320
#5812
2014 Honda CRV

No Whining on the YACHT

Re: Window Leak

Reply #1
Bulb only 3/4 w x 3/8 h dual. *product sold by the foot. - Trim Seal

use this for your seal its the best price in the USA.

after you take the window off on the bottom part where the seal meets pull  on the Ruber to expose about 2 inches of the sticker film and with your finger keep rolling it until you can grab it once you have it with a steady pull take off the film and the rubber  seal
there should be minimal glue residue .

you can pull all the rubber off and then work on pulling the sticker film

when you pull you should be in front of the pull  or leading  the pull that way you force all the  residue to come off.
clean the residue with a glue remover and the. with alcohol  and apply new seal
have another  helper since windows are heavy.

when done correctly it should be about 1 hour per window.

you will need to remove all the window trims and shades to get to the screws.

best of luck
done

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Never afraid to learn.

Re: Window Leak

Reply #2
Glenn make sure your slide pin receiver drains are not clogged and that the receiver is sealed good to the slide. We had a leak around our slide window and it was due to a faulty silicone seal. Not sure where your leak was but just a thought.

Tracy
Tracy and Misty Peace
2000 U 320 36'
Build #5637
18295

Re: Window Leak

Reply #3
So I replace a gasket and NO sealant around the window?
How do I check to see if slide pins are draining correctly?
Thanks
Glenn and Amy Beinfest
2001 36' U320
#5812
2014 Honda CRV

No Whining on the YACHT

Re: Window Leak

Reply #4
I just blow air through the drain holes on the bottom of slide when extended. You can barely reach the top holes with the awning in place. They should clear by blowing if not may have to set the awning out of the way and clean from top. No sealant on the windows just the bulb seal, mine are half inch D shaped.

Larry
Larry & Debbie Town
2000 U320 4210 
Previous 88 GV

Re: Window Leak

Reply #5
Sorry Glenn i was talking about around the slide pin receiver not the window.
Tracy and Misty Peace
2000 U 320 36'
Build #5637
18295