water leak

Just thought I would post my latest experience with my r-pod.
I had a water leak, that would show up under the bed in my 179, between the furnace and the wall, in a hole in the floor that was cut out for 2 water lines. The water would enter the hole from the rear, and as my camper was slightly nose down,  would flow towards the front of the camper. The dealer replaced the gasket or seal around the city water input, telling me it was bad. I didn't think this corrected the problem, but I took the camper home.
Next rain, same leak. Back to the dealer. This time they performed a pressure test on my camper, spraying soapy water on the outside of the pod and looking for bubbles.
Leaks found:
Entry door frame
Entry door window
Entry door latch
Window
Front wall of slide out where it meets the camper wall
All 4 slide rails where they end at the outer wall of the slide
Spoiler- several places
Corner moldings
One place where the outside wall meets the floor

I sure am glad that they performed this test, or I would have been wide open for some rot in the future. Also lowers my opinion of r-pod workmanship.

Benny

Welcome to the group!  Congrats on your 179!

The floor appears to have 2 layers of luan with styrofoam or something in between the 2 layers.
The top layer of luan and the insulation have been removed in order for 2 water lines to be routed from on top of the floor to between the 2 floor layers, apparently going to the bath.
Looking down, I see the bottom layer of luan exposed in the opening. The water flows, very slowly, on top of the bottom layer, from the rear of the hole. It seeps out from under the insulation at the edge of the hole.
I hope this gives a clearer explanation.

Benny

It is a 2017, purchased in May, 2017

There are no lines on the outside, all are inside, under the bed. Two lines(hot and cold) run along the rear side of the water heater, and when they reach the outer wall, they turn to the rear, going between the furnace and the wall.
At this point, they turn again and run crossways behind the furnace. This is where the top layer of the floor and the foam is cut out, and the 2 lines  angle down and go in between the top and bottom layers of luan, presumably all the way across to the bath. Looking down at this cut out area, where there is not a top floor layer, and no foam, I can plainly see the bottom layer of luan. The water comes out in this area, close to the wall, from the rear, and from the space between the foam and the bottom layer of luan.
Hope this gives a clearer picture.