skylight windows

Are they fully closed and snug down?

Can’t say I ever saw a rubber seal on any Van I ever owned, if seals fitted it is unlikely all three are miss aligned. Are you sure the noise is coming from all three and not someone else on the roof? I know I have roofbars on my Jeep and they make plenty noise at certain speeds.

This happed to one of our centre skylights, had popped out slightly when skylight opened after being closed for a time. When I closed it it didn't mate right and caused a noise after a while. I now give all the seals a rub with a very light coat of silicon lube....keeps them nice and lubricated and haven't noticed them popping up since...always something to be done with a motorhome but that's the fun of it!

Ours had the same issue on our front vent, over the cab. The whistling (while driving) nearly drove me mad!
We fitted a 'vent spoiler' which solved the problem.


During winter we have spongy square pads that fit in the roof openings to stop wind and keep the heat from escaping through the permanently vented roof vents. It's a semi-permanent solution, in that, we have to remove the fly screens to insert the pads, then reinstall the screens. Downside to this is extra condensation and a bit less light, so we've rarely used them.

I had a similar problem ,so I went to the local car breakers and got a rubber seal from around a boot. I got a small section one, off a small car and had no further problems.

I decided to jump into this thread rather than start a new one. But my skylight internal fly screen has damaged hinge mechanisms. There should be small plastic tabs that latch in to the skylight internal frame but they have all broken off. You would pop down the fly screen to open the vent, and pop it back up afterward etc. I can’t think of any easy way to repair this. For now I have to use ugly duct tape to act as a hinge and hold the screen to the frame.

The skylight dimensions are 16” square. I think I might have to source a complete internal fly screen/ frame. I’m probably best looking at done deal second hand spares etc. Any suggestions?

Well they appear to be on leisure shop direct. Try them. Or call Donaghey’s. I’m not familiar with your setup so can’t offer anything further. Good luck with it

Well I am certainly in to makeshift territory so I’ll have to give something a go.