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Leaving the search aside, as not every situation applies to every situation, how about we give the OP a chance to describe the problem they're having?
Tbonz, what do you experience with the leaking? Is water getting in all the time, or just as you bring the slide in? Has this always happened or just this last time?
Sometimes a bit of debris (like a twig) can get under the seal and prevent a good seal. Running the slide out all the way, climbing up on either the roof or with a ladder where you can see on the room and make sure there's nothing up there. Poke along the seal and make sure there's nothing stuck under it anywhere along the length. Sometimes just running it in and out can make a difference with resetting the seal.
Also, do you condition your seals? Usually twice a year (start and end of season) I rub them down with some seal conditioner (available at my local RV place). Keeps the seals subtle and flexible. They do dry out and crack if not treated periodically.
If this rig is new (or at least new to you) and it's always leaked, then it's possible the slide is misaligned and not getting a good seal. If you inspect the seals and they look good, then I'd probably contact the dealer and make them worry about it.
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