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Quote: Originally posted by Bob™57 on 10/5/2007
Quote: Originally posted by degsytroy on 10/5/2007
However, I don't want to put you off having this properly checked out and ending up in a few months time with a serious problem so I would suggest you try to get a second opinion. Resealing the rails isn't that big a job if that is where the problem lies. If damp is showing up in the top lockers then it's either the rails or possibly a roof vent.
He did say that it was all round the top of the rails and said it was unusual as it is the opposite side to where the awning goes. He tried under the seats and nothing triggered the meter. To reseal the rail, would I have to remove it first to clean it up? Cheers for your advice
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