jamesdalbright

Cooper Tire company stopped making the 8 ply tire so you will have to find an alternative. I haven't had to replace mine yet so I can't help you with advice on any other tires.

I might still have an old manual for an 88 Toyota Dolphin if you are interested.

What kind of RV do you own?

Find the drain valve for the fresh water tank and make sure it is not open. It is usually located outside the RV on the exterior wall adjacent to the tank which makes it an unlikely place for a leak that appears under the RV. If it is closed take the sofa off the wood frame if your water tank is underneath it. There are wood screws through brackets at both ends that are hard to see that attach it to the wood frame. A drill with a magnetic attachment and long phillips bit will give you enough length to reach the screws. When you remove the sofa you will be able to inspect the tank and lines for leaks. If it only leaks when you are filling it up it could be that the filler line is cracked, which can be replaced. You can purchase this line at an RV dealer. The water pump should only turn on when the water is turned on some where, even though the power switch is on. When the RV is not plugged in the water pump runs off 12 Volts.

You were correct, the antenna connection inside is wired to the luggage rail and works as well as rabbit ears. Thanks for your help.

Thanks for the information. I'll check it out, especially since there is a wire that appears to be attached to the luggage railing, which I though at first glance was a ground wire.

I am aware of that location already. I want to install a roof top antenna and I need to know where the other end of the the wire is located in the ceiling. If anyone has an antenna installed on a 1987 Sea Breeze and it is installed at the pre-wired roof location this would help me find where it is located on my RV. Thank you.

I am looking for the antenna prewire location for a 1987 Sea Breeze. They tell me the antenna connection outlet is prewired to a location in the ceiling for the installation of a rooftop TV antenna. Thank you.