Porthole window service
Paul1959
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I have a Tab400 that I purchase used last year. Looks like previous owner used silicone sealer around port-hole windows, which looks to be less than good quality. I am looking to correct this potential leak issue and wondering if anyone has removed and replaced one of these windows. I am concerned about the degree of difficulty and whether or not I should have this work done by a dealer. Can anyone give me some insight on this?
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@Paul1959 - here is a thread with 400 window work: https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/comment/147741#Comment_147741Sharon / 2017 T@B CSS / 2015 Toyota Sienna Minivan / Westlake, Ohio
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Thanks Sharon!
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If you can remove the silicone and the window is fine, just apply some geocel 2300 sealant (that's what nucamp uses). It's really sticky so use mineral spirits and a finger to tool it.
Now if you're removing the entire window I think it's being held on with butyl tape or some other kind of adhesive sealant tape. Use a plastic putty knife to break that seal.2021 400 BD
2020 Tacoma TRD Off-Road -
Thanks manyman! I have elected to have this checked out by a dealer.
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