Rv Slide Out Squeaking While Driving

By russ and tiña de maris.

Rv slide out squeaking while driving. Spray 3 in one slide out lubricant on rails tracks and gears. If you discover that the accu slide cable slide room on your rv squeaks when you extend and retract the room there are a few different things you should look for to find a solution. The coach is a new jan 2009 2008 discovery 40x. It only does it while driving.

Our side slide out leaks water only while in and driving through rain. Rv slide out squeaking while driving. Many an rver has been driven to distraction by a squeaky slideout. Banish rv slideout squeaks.

I live 200 miles from any fleetwood repair center if there are any left. Thoroughly clean off all dirt and debris from rails. Wondered if anyone else has had this problems or any advise to correct this. A quick rv how to on taking care of a squeaky slideout.

Water leaking in slide out while driving posted in problems solutions after market. Over time the cables gears and other parts on an accu slide room can become misaligned and collect dirt and debris. I can block the slide with a piece of wood to keep it in. There s just something jarring to the nerves about this noise perhaps it s the same affliction that hits us when fingernails are drawn across a.

Extend and retract slide out a couple of times. If you notice your slide room has developed an annoying little squeak when pulling in or pushing out we recommend applying rv slide out lubricant. Remove any rust or chipping paint from tracks with wire brush. The large passenger side slide extends while driving.

With the slide extended wash and dry the sidewalls then apply the appropriate wax for the wall surface. Other anti squeak tricks include ensuring that the squeak doesn t emanate from contact between the slideout seal and the sidewall of the slide. How many other 40x owners have had this happen. R t de maris photo.

It has done it since new and we did take it to the dealer to correct this problem but not sure if what they did helped or not.