Water leak above the door from the Girard Awning!

[Keith Moffett]

Ed we are having some difficulty posting those pics due to size on the forum.

**UPDATE**     Unfortunately, Carol is unable to post pics from her tablet, where the pictures are stored. Something has changed, either with the tablet software or the forum itself, as she's never had a problem posting pics in the past.  So sorry!  She will keep trying!   
K

[Edward Buker]

Keith,

Send them attached to an email to ednjillb@hotmail.com and I should be able to resize them and post them for you.

Later Ed

[Greg Kamper]

I have the same leak on mine, although it's not consistent. Sometimes when it rains it stays dry on the inside, other times maybe when it is windy or we get a torrential downpour it is wet in the corner above the door. I'm glad to be part of a family where we all have the same problems and are able help each other out! It helps me to prepare for my next big expense!

[Gerald Farris]

Greg,
Before you start pulling the awning, make sure that there are no cracks in the amber clearance lights above the windshield. I have seen a cracked clearance light lens that was causing a leak like you described. The clearance lights are bad about sun cracking and leaking. If they have any cracks, replace them. 

Gerald

[Greg Kamper]

Thanks Gerald,

The lens above the passenger seat is cracked, and the silicone looks pretty weathered. I think I will go for the cheap and easy fix first...

[RichardCrane]

Belinda, I just noticed your earlier post. We had severe leaking on our 2000 Marquis. We applied a strip of Eterna Bond the length of the top of the box. It has not leaked a drop since. we used to have a flood over the door. I hope this helps you.
Richard & Judie Crane
2000 Marquis Jaspar C12 425