Jayco Seneca Problems by year

fastener holes with few connection points remaining. The horizontal seam on both sides is also visibly separating with fiberglass cracking stemming in multiple directions from the horizontal connection points. These conditions raise concern about possible loosening or failure of the attachment system and further separation during travel, potentially endangering occupants and other motorists. A qualified engineering inspection is needed to determine the cause, structural integrity, and safety of continued operation. Our RV has only 24,117 miles and was not involved in a collision and mileage was primarily highway miles to entertain at football tailgates and horseshows. The visible separation became evident in Sept 2026. Prior separation was masked by seams sealed with sealants that the sun has aged making the separation now visible. The cab over section has significant fiberglass cracking and damage from the related movement. Several photos I took in Sept 2026 demonstrate: - The open vertical body joint with visible joint separation extending the entire vertical seam - Exposed/displaced fasteners and vacant/damaged fastening locations - The overall cab-over/coach geometry showing pressure points evenly distributed both horizontally and vertically on both the passenger and driver sides. - Cracking and joint openings around the cab-over/coach transitions with substantial fiberglass cracking Jayco notified and replied looking into this with no progress

directly on either the sides or top. Additionally, there is a crack in the hard plastic case that contains the furnace, possibly where it is attached to frame as well. I have included pictures and have an appointment with a Jayco repair facility. I did speak with the Jayco manufacturing representative in Middlebury, IN. After reviewing my pictures and consultation with his bosses the gentlemen I spoke with told me not to bring it to them, that a Jayco repair facility near me will fix it, it is a warranty item. They also assigned me a case number: [[redacted]]. INFORMATION REDACTED PURSUANT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6)

exhaust can enter the living quarters. When tilted back, the LP gas line is exposed to failure; the water line can break and there could be electrical implications. Other RV owners have described the same issue (see Inf from Amazon Review attached). Jayco customer service states they will do nothing unless directed by the NHTSA via a recall. They will not allow me to escalate the issue to Jayco management. I have an extended warranty and comprehensive insurance. Claims were discussed with both companies including photos but they reject this as a claim stating that a compartment failure is not covered even with safety concerns.

motorhome is low mileage (18,000 miles and a five year old vehicle). It has been housed in covered storage when not being used so weather and sun have not been a factor. January, 2025 we noticed the problem.