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Old 11-07-2020, 03:50 AM   #61
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There is nothing attached on the surface, if they put an expansion joint in or not we don't know for sure, as one year to the month of the initial repair we again have a crack. Our Dealer tells us that Jayco found some additional repairs that need to be done. We're waiting to hear when this will be done now.
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Old 11-17-2020, 10:25 AM   #62
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Navy Guy! I have the same trailer and problem! Been turned down by insurance and Jayco since second owner! Trailer was bought about Oct. 2018. I bought it Jan. 2019. Jayco said I was second owner that deleted warranty! BS! It’s their structural prob, not standing behind it! If you have had yours fixed, would you let me know how and where? Thanks Navy Guy!!!
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Old 11-17-2020, 10:36 AM   #63
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Joan617! Did Vogt do a good job? Has it cracked again, and did you have to pay out of pocket, and how much? Have the same problem, live around Ft. Worth and going to pay out of pocket! Would appreciate any info you could give me! Have a good one and safe travels!!!
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Old 11-17-2020, 02:25 PM   #64
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Just saw on Facebook that a new 2021 377 had the expansion joint from the factory. Such a waste of time and money that they refused to out one on mine when I asked for it.
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Old 11-17-2020, 03:01 PM   #65
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Just saw on Facebook that a new 2021 377 had the expansion joint from the factory. Such a waste of time and money that they refused to out one on mine when I asked for it.
Well I'll be. Sure enough, that looks like an expansion joint. RV Trader listing:

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Old 11-17-2020, 04:52 PM   #67
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So now I’m contemplating simply making a plunge cut in my 2019. Is it just that simple to make a cut and cover it up with the appropriate trim piece?
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Old 11-17-2020, 04:57 PM   #68
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So now I’m contemplating simply making a plunge cut in my 2019. Is it just that simple to make a cut and cover it up with the appropriate trim piece?

That’s what I was going to do. Cut it, sealant and trim. I haven’t found the correct trim yet. Presume it’s some sort of t-mounding.
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Old 11-17-2020, 05:15 PM   #69
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Doesn't Jayco know what causes the cracks? It probably doesn't take much movement for that area, which is a weak point, to crack. If a design fix is cost prohibitive why don't they put a joint there? Haven't other manufacturers done this? I don't get it.


Really beside the point but it's common sense that any owner "improvements" that cause a "stiffer" ride or limit movement are going to affect frame flex.
Jayco actually adds tubular steel in the area of the Pre-crack.
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Old 11-21-2020, 05:41 PM   #70
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Not everyone with the crack has airbags on their truck. Trust me, I’ve tried to figure out some type of causal connection and there just doesn’t seem to be one. Does not matter what brand truck, what type of hitch, airbags or not, year of trailer, etc.

Luck of the draw I’m afraid
You are correct. I have the crack and do not have air bags. 2019 chevy silverado Duramax Dully Moride pinbox and PullRite hitch.
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Old 12-04-2020, 07:12 AM   #71
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Jayco told me to drill a stop hole and fill crack with sealer until they could repair at factory. Problem is, the schedule to repair isn't until June of 2021. Of course they will still honor warranty then but scared of how bad it'll be in a year.
So after a botched repair attempt by the local inept Camping World and pointing out to Jayco I have the same tire contact issue for which they have a safety recall on the 2017 North Points, they managed to get me scheduled for a factory repair this past September instead of waiting till June of next year. Since having the issue with CW, Jayco picked up the unit from the house instead of the dealer. Although it spent 7 weeks at the factory, the repair looks awesome. They removed the front section and welded in the reinforcements as talked about in other comments, installed the longer screws and reinstalled the panel. Paint and trim is excellent. They also went a step beyond and replaced the filon under the fifth wheel where my truck punched a hole while turning at the top of a steep hill. Jayco saw the damage, contacted me because it was not reported on the transport documents and thought the transport guy did it. I explained what I had a done and asked for them to quote me the repair while it was there. $650. Then they just fixed it for free siting my honesty for not throwing it off on the transport company. I was shocked but grateful. With regard to the tire contact, they installed the bump stops and replaced all the GoodYear Endurance tires. I was surprised by this as well because they didn't appear hurt at all but it seemed they didn't want to take the risk od blow out linking back to the contact. While communication with them is slow, Michelle was great to work with and all in all, my experience with Jayco was positive.
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Old 12-04-2020, 09:27 AM   #72
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Mine is going back to Jayco for the third time in the coming days-waiting on pickup.

I was told the “new wall” that was installed was not actually the new design. It was built wrong, so they will be replacing the entire wall again, then putting in the relief cut as well.
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Old 12-04-2020, 10:30 AM   #73
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Yeah, I didn't get the relief cut. Not sure why they'd NOT put that in? Can't hurt.
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2021 Seismic 4113 and have a crack similar to everyone else. This is still under warranty. Have trips planned until December. I’ll update as we progress.

Mine is under the closet, too long for an expansion joint.
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Old 08-08-2021, 10:17 AM   #75
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2021 Seismic 4113 and have a crack similar to everyone else. This is still under warranty. Have trips planned until December. I’ll update as we progress.

Mine is under the closet, too long for an expansion joint.
I had my stress crack fixed at Vogt in Ft. Worth. They added thick steel gussets in the propane storage. They repaired the crack very professional. The RV developed a small crack going straight down. After discussing the crack, we agreed on putting an expansion joint in. Haven’t been on a trip yet, but time will tell. I’m very satisfied with Vogt’s workmanship!
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Old 12-22-2021, 02:35 PM   #76
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2021 Seismic 4113 and have a crack similar to everyone else. This is still under warranty. Have trips planned until December. I’ll update as we progress.

Mine is under the closet, too long for an expansion joint.
Update, mine won't go to the factory until November of 2022. Nothing like a long wait...
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Old 12-22-2021, 05:14 PM   #77
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I have an air ride hitch, and mine still cracked, both sides on the two slides.
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Old 09-10-2022, 10:03 AM   #78
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How deep a drilled stop hole?

I have a small crack under the front bedroom slide (about 2 inches)
i want to do a small stop hole and then will fill with sealant - am wondering how far to drill into the wall? Help very much appreciated.
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Old 09-10-2022, 04:03 PM   #79
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If I recall, it was like a 1/4” when I tried to do the same thing. It didn’t work for me. The next attempt will be to cut it from the corner down just like most of the other manufacturers have done and put a piece of trim over it. I just need to find the trim that matches the color.
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Old 09-19-2022, 07:34 PM   #80
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This trim is the perfect match. Just did this last week.
I went 7 years crack free.
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