2010 Gloucester

Hi  Everyone
        Wishing you all Well The front "wet locker" on our Gloucester used to stay fairly dry now it is a lake any idea's where the water may be getting in, the seals look ok
Regards
Alan

Hi Peter
    The locker is empty, I am wondering if the water tracks down the marker light cable in the corner, I am going to seal that hole tomorrow
Alan

I would be reluctant to seal that until you discover if water really is running down that cable. If your theory is correct then sealing the outlet will make the water find another way out - or worse to stay trapped and soak the wall panel.
Why not play a hose gently onto the marker light and see if it does run down the cable. If it doesn't then direct the hose onto other areas till you find where the water is getting in. Then seal the inlet.

Hi Peter
     Every build must be different, the marker light wire comes out of the main floor in front of the wet locker and then goes through a hole in the side of the wet locker to power the marker light.unlike your Malvern my Gloucester has only 2 drain holes at the rear of the locker perhaps it was built on a Friday afternoon I have noticed that when underneath the van I can see daylight on the front seem of the locker were it meets the side of the van that will need looking at but why water should be getting in there when it is not being used I have not a clue
Alan

My wet locker was definietly well named originally. I took the van back to Willersey for various jobs. They found that the source of water into the locker was the absence of sealant in overlapping side sections of the van. Let me explain: on mine, with the locker open, if I look inside it, towards the front of the van, I can see to my left a few inches of flooring; to the left of those few inches is the side wall of the van: we're looking therefore at the inside of the outside, if you get my drift!  Now that sidewall has a double-U horizontal seam running parallel to the floor, where the upper wall is joined to the skirt. And on my van, there was no sealant along that double-U seam.

Likewise, on mine there are gas and electricity outlet flaps. Neither had sealant, so the under-bed locker was wet. Again, easily cured.

Cymro

Hi Cymro
      That is where I can also see daylight the silicone sealant has come away from the inside of the side skirt, it will need a good clean and probabley all the old sealant cleaning off 
Alan

Hi Everyone
         Well I crawled under the MH and drilled to new drain holes near the outside edge , that should help drain out any water, I noticed dirt stains on the inside of the locker ,so I power washed them off with water pouring out of the front edge. I power washed from underneath towards the locker and water gushed in , so that must be where the water is getting in. I will leave it to dry out today and then reseal , so hopefully the problem will be solved.
Alan