I can help with #2 and #3, #1 sounds like a good price if it was a good job. The first thing to suspect with a malfunctioning fuel gauge is the sending unit. On the doors a Lockzilla cannot correct for improper adjustments which is what your trouble sounds like. You need to readjust at least the driver's door to correct this problem. The lockzilla is just a much more reliable replacement for the door lock module. It will not weld it's contacts and burn out your door solenoids and kill the battery locking you in the car till it goes dead. What it can't do is correct a mechanical adjustment. When working inside the doors be very careful of the SHARP edges of the metal. It is best to cover the edges with tape and wear long sleeves.Follow the manual on adjusting the linkage. Make sure that the door locking pins are correctly adjusted and that the door engages them evenly. David Teitelbaum vin 10757 --- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxx, "Vin#5462" <dmc12@xxxx> wrote: > 1) > I had my steering wheel recovered in black leather for £40.00 or $58.00 in > 2) > My Fuel gauge on the DeLorean is stuck at full permanently > 3) > My door locks seem to work but when I lock the door from the passenger side > the drivers door only just locks as if it needs a bit more power