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RE: Peak kodiak sc83 camper leaking help
That is a lot of work you have done! Hopefully you have managed to get it sealed up. From the looks of the photos it appears to be in very good condition and I'm sure once you get it sorted you will really enjoy it.
I was fortunate enough to get all of the appliance books with it also. I have done a few upgrades such as adding a solar system, six volt batteries and changing all interior lights to LED. We can stay off grid without any trouble at all.
The only thing that may cause you trouble is the propane tank. If it has expired, the cost of a new horizontal replacement tank is outrageous!
Good luck with the leak!
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Westcoastkodiak
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07/25/23 08:41pm |
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RE: Peak kodiak sc83 camper leaking help
Hello Peak kodiak sc83, I have the same camper -1995 model- and love it. I took a look at mine and the tie down point in question may be able to be accessed under the kitchen sink. There is a panel under the sink that should provide access to the tie down area.
The sink drains also are in the area above your leak as well as two water lines. It may be possible the leaks are from one of those?
I don't know how your leak test worked out to see if the water is coming from an external source, but it may be worth checking the sink drain plumbing as it is pretty easy to see.
Good luck! - please post the results of your test, would love to hear how you make out.
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Westcoastkodiak
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07/24/23 12:38pm |
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