Leaking gas locker door

I think that happened with every van we ever owned.

There will be vent holes in the floor of the locker to let any leaking gas escape (Do not bung them up!) and these will allow water from the road to splash up into the locker. 

It happened on our Clubman. After adjustment it still does but only slightly. I am quite happy with the little that gets in. 

Never happened with our Swift Charisma ...................... all the leaks were into the main 'van!! I know where my preference for leaks is

We do not have a front locker,have not noticed any of side lockers letting in water,and after todays over 100 miles of towing in heavy rain and plenty of surface and standing water,we are glad we have not got a front locker,as in past c/vans with them they have all let water in

I have an old Ace Award Brightstar caravan and the front locker doesn't let water in, even when I don't close the lid properly, Everything remains dry, I would be annoyed if everything inside constantly got wet. It 'could' be down to the shape of the rubber seal. Look at the profile (cross section) of yours and compare with those on other caravans. If possible buy a different shaped seal and replace the duff one.

Thank you all for your replies. I am returning to the dealer next week and they will try to adjust the hinges. I feel the door is not pressing on the seal when closed, letting the rain run over top of the seal and into looker. Fingers crossed.

Our Quasar is just about the only one we have had that does not leak. It is a very common problem and towing in heavy rain is often a problem.

I have been back to dealer today, and had hinges adjusted. Unfortunately the locker still leaks. Green trees are ordering new door and hinges, so hope that does the trick. Regards to you all.

Referring back to my earlier post about the rubber seal, my seal incorporates a drain channel so any water would run along this, down the sides and away. 

My Lunar front locker took in water when the road conditions were bad and spray from my car, adjusted (bent) the lock arms and it improved immensely. Now only with the worse weather do I get a little leakage, so it's renamed the front wet locker.

I don't know if this helps but I had a similar problem last year with the number 5 door, i.e. the one which gives access to the under bed storage in my Bailey Ranger.  When I took the door to pieces there was a foam seal between the insert and the frame on the part that lifts up.  One corner was soaking.  I removed the foam and resealed with loads of silicone which did the trick.  Warning,  the insert is clipped onto the fame and it is very difficult to remove these clips without damaging them or the frame.  But if under warranty let dealer sort it and get them to replace the access door.