Guard rail damage to trailer

[Bilcin]

Originally Posted by Bushbunch

My dealer attaches a connection to the roof vent and pressurizes the trailer. Then they go around all the seals, windows, marker lights etc. with soap like they would be looking for a gas leak. They found marker light leaks on our trailer. One of them had started water stains on the ceiling after only two years from being new.

Thanks! What does your dealer charge for that procedure??

[Bilcin]

Originally Posted by hdmtnrider

You should be able the take the lens from the other side to any auto parts store and they should have a replacement lens that would fit. Those marker lights are used on all types of trailers.

Thanks, ordered 2 from Etrailer.com.
.92 cents each.

[Bushbunch]

Originally Posted by Bilcin

Thanks! What does your dealer charge for that procedure??

Our dealer is Keystone RV Supercenter in Pennsylvania.
My better half believes they charge $135.00.
They suggest annual. We are going to have it done
every two years. We knew about the ceiling leak,
because of the stain but did not know the source of the leak.
They picked up TWO MARKER LIGHTS that leaked. The second
one was in the lower storage bin.

[Bilcin]

Originally Posted by Bushbunch

Our dealer is Keystone RV Supercenter in Pennsylvania.
My better half believes they charge $135.00.
They suggest annual. We are going to have it done
every two years. We knew about the ceiling leak,
because of the stain but did not know the source of the leak.
They picked up TWO MARKER LIGHTS that leaked. The second
one was in the lower storage bin.

Wow, inexpensive and could save you thousands.