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Subject Topic: Help Water leak in Bailey Ranger
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25/4/2010 at 9:43pm
 Location: Timperley
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My parents have a 2006 Bailey Ranger with a fixed bed, twice now the black tray under the bed has been full of gallons of water and they have no idea where it is coming from. It is accessed from the wet locker door on the outside as well as the inside under the bed, but they have tried hoses and buckets of water to find the leak and the door doesn't appear to leak. Can anybody help please with where the water is coming from? Thank You



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26/4/2010 at 10:30am
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Can I assume the reference to 'gallons' is an exageration? There has been reference elsewhere of the doors to the wet-lockers breaking their seal, but it sounds as if this has been checked, although might still be worth getting some sealant round to make sure..
Any other pipes etc running under there?

Only other possibility is condensation which can be surprisingly bad in some instances - have a look at this recent thread here

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