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I have a 1993 dolphin v-6 4 speed auto, that is well maintained. While driving in hot weather 95 oat the temp climbed into the red. I pulled over left it running , opened the hood expecting to see steam and over flow and there was none. I could put my hand on the top of the radiator, the fan was running and the coolant level in the radiator was slightly elevated. I squirted water in to the radiator and the guage came down a little but still indicting very hot. I then drove over the summit and the engine cooled off very quickly and I continued another 150 miles in high altitude and warm conditions with no further problems. She runs great and was getting good mileage after the temp spike. I am almost convinced that the problem might be in my sensor. Anyone have this problem?

I have a 93 dolphin v-6 and get about 13 mpg but have done 15+. two things kill the mileage. headwind and the cruise control. the cruise control hunts a bit and shifts in and out of overdrive. this will lower your fuel economy. Hope that helps, John

I put the antenna on top of the left front fender as far forward as it would go and routed the wires inside the hood and thru the door. it sounds hokey but the wires are well hidden . it will make sense when you go out to your rig and look at it in that light. the reception is exellent and i did not have to drill anything. I have had no problems and have probably driven 1,000 miles with this instalation. John p.s. if this doesn't make any sense I will try and attach a photo when I get home next week.

I just put a coleman polar cub on my dolphin. it was pre wired and dropped right in. took about two hours to do. the hardest part was getting it on the roof. It had placards around the opening approving the instalation. It turned out nice. they are at least 100 pounds and i would be sure the roof could hold it.

what works best on the fiberglass siding on the dolphin motorhme. I have been using a car wash solution with ok results. any great solutions?