We’re at a campground 2000 miles from home in our 2023 400 Boondock. There’s a heavy thunderstorm outside, and water is leaking through the top of the stargazer window. We’ll take it into the dealer for a proper repair once we’re back home, but we’d really appreciate ideas for a short-term fix in the meantime. Has anyone had to deal with a leak under similar circumstances?
Bill & Sharon
New Mexico
2021 T@B 320s (“T@Bañita”)
2023 T@B 400 Boondock (“Redwing”)
2020 Subaru Ascent (“Bubbles”)
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2015 Toyota Tacoma PreRunner Double Cab
Your 2023 may have a different hinge design, but moving the whole window a little left or right has worked for some here on the forum to properly recenter things. Good luck. We always have tarps handy for such surprises 😮
SW Montana USA
New Mexico
2021 T@B 320s (“T@Bañita”)
2023 T@B 400 Boondock (“Redwing”)
2020 Subaru Ascent (“Bubbles”)
NuCamp’s warranty office was great - they got back to us promptly the next morning and put us in touch with Pete’s RV in Chesapeake, VA, for service.
I can’t say enough good things about the service department at Pete’s RV! They got us in right away on an emergency basis. We were only hoping for/expecting a temporary fix, but they took everything apart, identified the problem, and fixed it properly - all while we enjoyed a leisurely lunch at a very nice restaurant nearby. Those folks were super.
Although all indications had been that the window itself was the problem, it turned out that the leak stemmed from our local dealer’s faulty installation of a backup camera. Not covered by NuCamp’s warranty, of course. We expect reimbursement from our local dealer of the $198 we paid Pete’s RV.
New Mexico
2021 T@B 320s (“T@Bañita”)
2023 T@B 400 Boondock (“Redwing”)
2020 Subaru Ascent (“Bubbles”)