I have an elusive little leak. Not able to find it, I
decided to do the “bubble test”. This is where a high volume fan is used to
create a positive pressure inside the rig and a “soapy solution” is brushed
over the exterior. Bubbles form where air is escaping from the rig, indicating
the location of the leak. St. Augustine Camping World said they would do the
test.
At Camping World I was told I could not watch while they
looked for the leak, but would show it to me when they found it.
Later the service writer comes into the waiting room and
tells me they found the leak in the front cap. I ask to see it I am told that
the fan had already been taken out. I was angry because I had been very clear
that I wanted to see the bubbles in order to pinpoint the leak.. Outside I
climb up on a ladder to look at the roof near the cap where they told me it was
the source of the leak. No bubbles, just there word that was where it was.
A mile down the road it hit me, I had been had. To do the
bubble test the exterior of the coach is brushed with a soapy solution. When I had
looked at the roof, it had been dry. They never did the bubble test they
charged me 1.5 hours for.
ƒ@rking Camping World! Can you do a Google review, or some such public complaint forum?
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