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Originally Posted by phillyg
With such a small area, I'd opt for leaving the joint and covering it with the flex moulding. Have you had them check out the main frame for cracked steel? I'd be more concerned about underlying causes.
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I know on mine, Keystone and the dealer ripped it all apart. The frame was good, but the wall kept cracking due to a bad cut out for the slide out. it was not a nice router job like you see on the video, but a hacked up edge with lots of sharp edges. the crack emanated from the slide cutout and the more I drove the longer it got. started as a 1/4in crack ended up around 7 inches long by the time the driver from the factory came and picked it up. now I have a whole season on the repair and no cracking. I would have Keystone fix the wall, and like you suggested look for the underlying cause.