Leak under shower

[Mortgagehomes]

Well I thought I had winterized pretty well but I guess not well enough. Water running through the shower straight to the ground under the MH.
2004 Adventurer 33v Does anyone have experience with this? How hard is the fix going to be and is it hard to access?

[Mortgagehomes]

Well I thought I had winterized pretty well but I guess not well enough. Water running through the shower straight to the ground under the MH.
2004 Adventurer 33v Does anyone have experience with this? How hard is the fix going to be and is it hard to access?

[Bob&Pat]

We had a water leak coming from underneath our shower in the winter of 2006 when in Florida and I thought it was from the shower door. I checked out all the plumbing and the shower door and finally discovered it was coming between the shower pan and the shower sidewalls, it needed to be re-caulked with silicone. That solved the problem on ours.

["007"]

Your trap fittings under shower my have pop loose. I have a small metal vent on face of shower near floor that will allow access.
Road vibrations will loosen all your trap fittings if they were not tight in the first place. One good item to check on new coachs and also your water fittings.
Just so not to upset you I had a sewer drain pipe fall out of floor flange for toilet into the holding tank, they never glued the pipe into the floor flange.

[NeilV]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Mortgagehomes:
Well I thought I had winterized pretty well but I guess not well enough. Water running through the shower straight to the ground under the MH.
2004 Adventurer 33v Does anyone have experience with this? How hard is the fix going to be and is it hard to access? </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Chuck,

Here is the link to the parts breakdown on your coach:

http://www.winnebagoind.com/service/...04/4wfg33v.pdf

If you go to page 55 it looks like the drain and trap are right behind item #2 089326-02-000 EA GRILLE - FLOOR - HEATING - 9.3" X 5.3" - SOFT WHITE. If that is the case then it should not be a very big problem to deal with. It may be a bit tight and it looks like a short run to the tank but it looks reasonable.

[Richard 34A]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Mortgagehomes:
Well I thought I had winterized pretty well but I guess not well enough. Water running through the shower straight to the ground under the MH.
2004 Adventurer 33v Does anyone have experience with this? How hard is the fix going to be and is it hard to access? </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Another possibility is the fittings from the supply lines to the back of the shower faucets. Easy and inexpensive repair but sure can leak a lot of water inside the MH; happended to me on a vacation this year. Not much of a leak using 12v water pump but sure got a supprise when hooked up to campground water pressure.

Repair consisted of slicing through the silicon around the faucet handle base and pulling them away from the shower, allowing some access to supply lines. Fittings are grey and 'L' shaped; one of mine was cracked and leaked big time. Bought replacement fittings at Camping World.

[Mortgagehomes]

OK, Shower drain fittings had vibrated loose. These are pretty poor quality fittings and it is easy to overtighten even by hand. If it starts leaking again I may have to do an upgrade replacement.
Thanks everyone for the help!

["007"]

No need to replace fittings just use some teflon tape around threads should tighten up as go as new.
I would check all your trap fittings in coach.