I went to the local BOSCH service center. They wanted almost $600 for a new CPR! The guy behind the counter then proceeded to tell me that this was a "really rare part", and that BOSCH doesn't make rebuild kits for them. Let alone make the part itself anymore. He then went on about how it would be a special order item that he would have to track down. I then told him it was a common part from any motor that uses a K-Jetronic fuel injection system. I then gave him examples of other common cars in the US that use the system, and this part (Volvo, Porsche, Mercedes, etc...). He stood there scratching his head. I followed my gut feeling and left. The local Volvo dealership had 2 parts matches, but didn't know which one to use. 1 CPR was $270, and the other was $386. Price isn't as high as a priority as getting the right part is. Next paycheck, I'll be ordering a new unit thru DMC Houston. Maybe I expect too much, but I shouldn't be have to guide the guy behind the counter thru his computer system in order to find the part (dealership). And when I go into an official BOSCH service center, the mechanic in the garage wearing the "BOSCH Certified" shirt should be able to name a major part as soon as I hand it too him. A step further, when I tell him what part it is, he should know it's function. He shouldn't have to go into the back to consult with others. I even saw the guy do the same with an ignition coil off a VW beetle! In closing, stick with a DeLorean vendor to get the correct part you want. Luckily the only thing I lost was some gas and time running around town. Don't trust your car/parts to yokels! Stay with DeLorean specific vendors and mechanics who know your car! -Robert vin 6585