I have the same generator as you. Mine would run for awhile, usually around 5-10 minutes then quit. I read here of a similar problem that turned out to be the hi-temp sensor. My generator does not slide out ( I wish it did) but I was still able to remove enough of the cladding to get the top plate off. I could never see the sensor but it is near the top behind the manifold and when I unhooked the wire from the sensor the generator would run with no problems. I replaced the sensor ( even though you can't see it, it is reasonably easy to get a wrench on and thread it out) and have had no further problems with it quitting. I really can't see 8 hours to do the change out, I'm thinking it was more like 1-2 and that's for a back yard guy, not a pro. Hope this helps.
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Dave
2004 Newmar KSDP 3353
Surrey B.C.
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