Water Leak

[Gregory OConnor]

I use a wad of yellow or blue toilet paper to find water and fuel
leaks. When the paper gets wet it turns dark. you can reach in and
wipe areas.

when you find moisture, dry up the area, put a big wad of paper there
to soak up the water mid path. wait for more build up then, go back
to the search to locate a new wetspot closer to the source.

GregoryO'Connor
94ptRomolandCa

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Robert & Teri Rahn"
wrote:
>
> I was checking our bus over today getting ready for a long trip in
a
> few weeks and I found a fresh water leak. It is dripping out of a
hole
> abovve the engine inside the engine compartement. It is a bit to
the
> drivers side of the coolant resevoir, so almost at the rear corner
> about head high as I look at the back of the bus. Coming out of the
> hole is a bundle of wires with a plastic shroud wrapping it. I
> investigated the inside of the coach in the closet behind the bed
and
> found a little door that led to the water heater and the back of
the
> circuit breakers. I looked closely and there is no evidence of any
> water in this area. Any ideas of where to look? I hate to yank too
hard
> on the wire bundle. The drip is quite slow but steady, like maybee
a
> drip every ten or twenty seconds.
>
> Robert Rahn
> Kalispell, Mt.
> 1988 PT 40
>