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I have been absent from the site here for several months but reading your comments. I see your Cross Country looks very similar to my Midas Pompano. Especially the dash and front end. Yours has some size on my 27ft. Just wanted to add another piece on that heat problem I have experienced. This past fall I had some minor dieseling, and a shudder feel in our last trip of summer. I had forgotten about it during winter and when I got the motor home out for the first check out I thought my transmission was getting ready to give me trouble. It was that same lousy spark plug (#8) that had developed a hairline crack in the insulation I had built and was causing it to fire to ground. It took me a few minutes of "oh crap" before I thought to check the plug wire....huge sigh of relief when I installed the new wire set up and the problem immediately went away.