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Thanks so much for the thorough response on this.. you could literally save lives and definitely some dollars. As far as Arizona goes, we are looking at hitting the Grand Canyon of course, but not sure what else yet. As a kid, my family broke down on the side of a cliff in the Grand Tetons and I've never forgotten the experience. It turned out that that the high altitude caused our van to cut off.. couldn't figure out what was wrong until a cop came by and adjusted the carb (or something like that) to increase air flow. That was in 1984 and in a v8 for Econoline and mine is a 1989.. and I was wondering if these have the same design and will require me adjusting for that?

Toyota fans, I have the summer off and me, my wife and 2 kids are heading on a road trip of epic proportions. I have done these trips in Vans and cars, but I just bought my 1989 Warrior for 10k and am looking for advice. We will be hitting 8k plus altitudes in the Rockies and also enduring some serious desert heat in AZ. Generally, I just need a list of to do's for the trip. The RV seems to be in great shape and only has 42000 original miles on it. Also, it's a California RV which means almost no rust or corrosion. I also have no idea where to take the RV for a checkup and Onan generator tuneup (161 total op hrs). So far this RV is amazing, but I want to be prepared for obvious eventualities. Are there any help videos that you have run across giving a step by step on the 1989/1990 warrior? GIve me your generous pearls of wisdom my friends and I will be most grateful!