The headlight switch on my Delorean is getting progressively less reliable with age. Before the car had 10K miles on it, the switch started giving problems. I understand that Delorean headlight switches are another typical weak-spot in these cars and replacing them with an OEM part is a temporary fix at best since headlight switches have a high failure rate. The switch just doesn't want to latch when I press it. Sometimes tapping it real fast helps it stick, but with practice the switch is learning techniques around my stealth fingers again. I've heard rumor that the headlight switch off of a certain model Audi is the same thing or better. Is this true, and can anyone give me details about it? And otherwise, what is the best fix for a headlight switch? I've seen (and I forget who's car it was) a headlight switch re-wired sticking out of the bottom of the center console. It was a reversible modification that bypassed the bad dash switch. Well this is a good idea, but I'd kind of like to fix it right the first time if that's possible. I also remember talking to someone about trying to disassemble a switch and repairing it (I think it was the same guy as mentioned above) but he said he tried that and failed. I'm not eager about rebuilding my switch unless I know I can put it back together in the same day. And I know myself too well... once apart, it will probably stay apart until I die of old age and someone else buys the car from my estate. So who's got the best fix? Walt Tampa, FL