Jayco Seneca Body problems by year

Serial Number 7C1HH0109 - Super C cab-over/front-cap-to-coach joint separation, fastener or attachment failures, and associated fiberglass damage. Significant separation has become visibly evident where the Freightliner cab connects to the coach. Where the cab-over section joins the main coach body the full vertical seams on both sides have separated with some areas exceeding 1 inch in depth of separation. The entire vertical seem is now separated showing exposed screw threads, and apparently vacant or damaged...

Side entrance do moving open and closed while driving down road in high winds. Door moved ~ 3" from closed position.

The fasteners for the front cap on the motorhome have failed and the front cap is separating from the body of the coach. Safety is an issue because a part of the vehicle is separating from the rest of the coach. We have contacted the dealer where our motorhome was purchased and pictures have been taken. We will be making arrangements for repair with Camping World in Golden, CO. The warning is the sight of the cover on both sides of the unit; the cover is separating from the coach and curling back. Our...

The seems on the can where the truck frame and RV frame come together were needing additional support and in my case support as there was no attempt from side to side swaying on the vertical seems. I had to bolt through the vertical seems with bolts and a piece of metal. Construction had to be done and done by me since I bought the coach used. I also had to reinforce the water tank as it was just sitting on plastic. This plastic was sitting on top of the wiring harness for the truck. It was also sitting on the propane line for the water heater. Could have resulted in a fire. Again since I bought the coach used and dealership told me to go pound sand.

The forward over cab section is separating from the primary house box because of extremely poor designed/engineered assembly process. The cheep screws used in production are breaking.

I have a 2008 jayco 36m motorhome. I have found a flaw in the way this motorhome was built. The 80 lb propane tank is within 6 in of the rear tire with no protection between. When you get a blow out which I have the tire wraps around the tank and can and in fact did rip off the main line by snapping it off. It even bent the tank, tore off the plastic cover and almost blew up. It's a miracle that it did not kill all of us and wipe out the rv. This is a very dangerous problem. There needs to be a cage around the tank or move it to a safer place. This is share stupidity and I don't think anyone cares!

Tl* the contact owns a 2008 jayco seneca. The contact stated that while driving at approximately 65 mph, the awning functioned independently. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 32,000. Updated 06/21/16*lj updated 10/31/2017*js *tr

Tl*the contact owns a 2006 jayco seneca hd 35gs motor home. The contact stated that the main frame welds have been spliced, which caused the vehicle to dog-track. The slides are not closing correctly and diesel exhaust fumes are entering the vehicle. The failure has left black smut on the walls of the motor home. General motors stated that they will not touch any component of these defects. The contact stated that the vehicle is not under warranty. The engine size, # of cylinders, and powertrain were unknown. The current and failure mileages were 4,800.