If you have the original Lock module still installed in the car either replace it with a LockZilla unit (Available through PJ GRady or Delorean Services, DMC Joe) or I believe to just disconnect the power going to the original lock unit. The module is the black box that is located near the fuse block. The problem with the original one was the small underated relays that are in them...they would "fuse" themselves closed which kept the solenoids in the lock position. If this was to ever happen, you are not locked in where they need the jaws of life or anything..you can simply reach back into the fuse compartment and pull the fuse to the module....that will cut the power off to the solenoids and you can then unlock the doors manually. Steve --- In dmcnews@xxxx, "Joe Thome" <joethome@xxxx> wrote: > Hello List members, > > I just read on a web site something which indicates that there may have been some incidences of people being trapped in their DeLoreans because the doors wouldn't open. At least that was one person's opinion. The site goes on to say that the problem can be fixed. > > I find the possibility of being trapped in my DeLorean kind of scary because of the cabin's rather cramped quarters. Is this really a potential problem, and if so, Is there a remedy? If so, what is it? > > Many thanks in advance. > > Joe Thome > VIN 6467 > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]