Hi all,
Not had a van before so unsure how damp condensation can make the rear of a van.
The vans sits for about 10 days at a time and during this it’s been cold and raining. Condensation on windscreen has come and gone.
van has roof bars- not fitted by me and ply in rear.
Bulkhead in place.
the ply feels damp floor and sides and has small areas of damp.
I don’t want to rip out the ply if it can just be condensation though.
I’ve left a cardboard box in the rear and that feels damp/soft over a week.
any suggestions? Or do I need to rip the ply out on floor and investigate in case the roof rails are leaking? There isn’t any sign of leaks in cab area.
thanks
S
Not had a van before so unsure how damp condensation can make the rear of a van.
The vans sits for about 10 days at a time and during this it’s been cold and raining. Condensation on windscreen has come and gone.
van has roof bars- not fitted by me and ply in rear.
Bulkhead in place.
the ply feels damp floor and sides and has small areas of damp.
I don’t want to rip out the ply if it can just be condensation though.
I’ve left a cardboard box in the rear and that feels damp/soft over a week.
any suggestions? Or do I need to rip the ply out on floor and investigate in case the roof rails are leaking? There isn’t any sign of leaks in cab area.
thanks
S