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rsv4pilot · 04-24-2019, 02:54 PM

Drip pan installed..

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Putting this post together took longer then installing the drip pan.

While I was back there I added a few screws to the inside seal, the left side of the seal on the wardrobe slide had pulled away from the wall and was just hanging there. I guess they think the seal will stick to the wall.

Also found where they had screwed the horizontal seal on the kitchen slide through one of the slide wires pinning it up against the wall, wonder how long that would have taken to frey and fail. Thanks Keystone........

Glad I didn’t spend a day taking it to the dealership.

Now to patch the roof where it bubbled.

I reached out to Norco and had the drip pans two days later. Ask for Michelle, she can tell you all about the issue with the “improved” gear box design.

04-24-2019, 02:54 PM	#33
rsv4pilot Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2018 Location: Montgomery Posts: 29	Drip pan installed.. Putting this post together took longer then installing the drip pan. While I was back there I added a few screws to the inside seal, the left side of the seal on the wardrobe slide had pulled away from the wall and was just hanging there. I guess they think the seal will stick to the wall. Also found where they had screwed the horizontal seal on the kitchen slide through one of the slide wires pinning it up against the wall, wonder how long that would have taken to frey and fail. Thanks Keystone........ Glad I didn’t spend a day taking it to the dealership. Now to patch the roof where it bubbled. I reached out to Norco and had the drip pans two days later. Ask for Michelle, she can tell you all about the issue with the “improved” gear box design.