2008 Roadtrek 210 moisture on the interior ceiling

[JGreen-ClassB]

Moisture appearing on the ceiling above passenger side rear door. First thought was rain coming in from where the canopy hardware attaches to the van. But it looks tight. Second thought was the above opera windows. But I see no water trail. Maybe marker lights but again no water trail. Before I take the canopy off I wanted to see if others have experienced water penetration in this area. Looks like I am missing a small piece of door seal but don’t think that is the leak issue? Picture attached. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated

 

[escapester]

check the awning mount screws

 

[GroupB]

The leak may be from the Winegard Sensor TV antenna, if you have one. The shaft seal needs periodic lubrication to keep it water tight.

 

[JGreen-ClassB]

Thanks for the suggestions
Escapester, I would need to remove the canopy to get the screws. Correct?
GR, Yes I do have a Winegard antenna. Suggestion on lubricant?

 

[GroupB]

https://winegard.com/content/pdf/2452013.pdf

PG. 5

Like any seal, they wear out. I have replaced that seal twice. Last time I slathered it with silicone grease.

 

[wmgeorge]

Moisture appearing on the ceiling above passenger side rear door. First thought was rain coming in from where the canopy hardware attaches to the van. But it looks tight. Second thought was the above opera windows. But I see no water trail. Maybe marker lights but again no water trail. Before I take the canopy off I wanted to see if others have experienced water penetration in this area. Looks like I am missing a small piece of door seal but don’t think that is the leak issue? Picture attached. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated

My guess on my 2008 thats right below the AC Heat pump drain line.

 

[JGreen-ClassB]

GR thanks for the link. I’ll look at that.
WM the moisture is on above the side door. Thanks all