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I purchased a M/H in Casa Grande AZ,june of this year to take to & import to Canada. If I had taken delivery in Arizona I would have had to pay state tax,Then again when I entered Canada,The dealer arranged to have an employee drive to California & have attorney sign that I took delivery there. Note DMV AZ gave me a 3 month permit ? Just beware if buying in Arizona they have changed the rules.

As a retired Volvo marine diesel mechanic, I agree with Brett, It is quite common on west coast of Canada, Had to deal with this problem many times on high speed crew boats, We would put in up to 3 large in line Racor filters with clear bowls so you can see the contamination,run boat change filters a couple of times if that did not help have the fuel polished[there are service trucks that come to you]. As Brett says only use high high volume fuel stations. Easiest way is to try changing filters several times. Then think of options

Please, can anybody help with advice? I purchased a 1999 Gulf Stream Sun Voyager on June 8 in Casa Grande. While driving it home to Canada, about 50 miles north of Sacremento on I-5, I was run into buy a truck doing over 100 mph. The motorhome is in the shop in Sacremento. Trouble is, it needs a new cap and Gulf Stream does not have the mold. Can you help with any advice? It would be most appreciated. Thanks for your time.