2019 gray wolf 22rr water leaks

[spoffordca]

2019 Cherokee Gray wolf 22rr has water between frame rail and outside wall in the liner in the insulation. And I checked a new one at a dealer . Same thing water. Something is leaking on the right side . Not plumbing related. Anyone notice this? You should go look. What to do?????

[zayers]

Do you have a picture of the area your talking about. About to pick our 2019 22RR up next week. Want to check this before I leave dealer.

[spoffordca]

Originally Posted by zayers

Do you have a picture of the area your talking about. About to pick our 2019 22RR up next week. Want to check this before I leave dealer.

Full of water but frozen now . It is frozen insulation. I think it may be coming in from the awning gutter .Water under the awning in a few spots noticed dipping down the outside wall when it rains.

[spoffordca]

Originally Posted by spoffordca

Full of water but frozen now . It is frozen insulation. I think it may be coming in from the awning gutter .Water under the awning in a few spots noticed dipping down the outside wall when it rains.Attachment 196951

It should be soft and fuffy not a frozen mass

[zayers]

Thanks for the picture. I’ll check it when I go to the dealer.

[spoffordca]

Originally Posted by zayers

Thanks for the picture. I’ll check it when I go to the dealer.

Be careful dealer said water heater leaks was the cause. .not.. the water heater and all water is all on the left side on a 22rr except for kitchen sink(not leaking) it is winter no water in the sink area..

[Jetlag_bc]

As the snow melts, mine is leaking from a ugly splice near the awning. Its running down on the outside with nothing in its path to make the water go inside.

[spoffordca]

Originally Posted by Jetlag_bc

As the snow melts, mine is leaking from a ugly splice near the awning. Its running down on the outside with nothing in its path to make the water go inside.

That is ugly. my splice was on the other gutter on the driver side. A dab of silicone on the outside bottom stopped my leaking gutter. Feel the liner it should be soft and dry not a frozen block of insulation. mold is my concern. In the spring when it warms up. I don't like the thoughts of what will happen. Rolling Mold . Water is the death of a tt. I will trade asap..I haven't even used it..sad camper.

[spoffordca]

Full of water

[AZ Pete]

"Trade"? Are you talking about having it replaced under warranty?

[spoffordca]

Originally Posted by AZ Pete

"Trade"? Are you talking about having it replaced under warranty?

No just trade ...at a loss and get one that has no water in it..this one will never be right water in the wrong places

[Ida Ratherbe Camping]

I would at least poke a hole in cover to let water out as it melts. What opening on that side of tt.? Window, vent for stove ? Our stove vent leaked when we first got it. Bad caulk joint.

[cavie]

poke a hole then go find the leak!

[spoffordca]

Originally Posted by cavie

pole a hole then go find the leak!

Brand new unit... poking holes? Then what? Dry and except ??? New unit?

[Ida Ratherbe Camping]

Or do nothing let it rot, talk bad about manufacturer, trade it in, let it be someone else's problem.

Most people come on here for suggestions on how to fix and ideas on where to look.

If you don't want to do either, see first paragraph.

Being a new unit it can be fixed with minimal damage to tt. Still under warranty, take it to dealership for repairs.

[cavie]

Originally Posted by spoffordca

No just trade ...at a loss and get one that has no water in it..this one will never be right water in the wrong places

This may very will be a 30 min repair and a non issue for years to come.

It's very obvious you are new to the RV world. You will NEVER find a unit without some sort of problems. You must be willing to learn to do your own repairs or live near a dealer and be very patient while it sits on his lot waiting to be repaired.

There is NO quality control in the RV industry. It's all "buyer be wear".

[spoffordca]

Originally Posted by cavie

This may very will be a 30 min repair and a non issue for years to come.

It's very obvious you are new to the RV world. You will NEVER find a unit without some sort of problems. You must be willing to learn to do your own repairs or live near a dealer and be very patient while it sits on his lot waiting to be repaired.

There is NO quality control in the RV industry. It's all "buyer be wear".

Ok I'll buyer beware