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lenny and judy
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THE front air conditioner is lower than the rest of the roof.When we use it it wants to leak in.How tight can I tighten up the gasket screws in front?
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32', Regency, Cummins 8.3L, Spartan Chassis, 1992
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Danny Z
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I just learned this trick from a life-long tech. Turn the fan on and torque each bolt a little at a time until you hear the fan hitting something. Back off just until the noise stops. If it still leaks you'll have to replace the seal. [About 20 bucks for the part]


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lenny and judy
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gotta replace the gasket.
lenny


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32', Regency, Cummins 8.3L, Spartan Chassis, 1992
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