Hello Mike, The answer to your first question is very debatable, wether you should use some sort of silicone based product or not. What i use, and is a little hard to come by, is made by Liquid Glass, it's called Connisuerrs (spelled wrong, sorry) Choice. It is a blend of synthetic silicones and the natrual mink oil. It gives the car interior a nice semi gloss look that is very nice to touch as well. Since you used protectant that was totaly wrong, you will need to by Liquid Glasses leather and vinyl cleaner (blue spray bottle). Spray this on first and spend a day with a tooth brush lightly taking it to all the cars interior surfaces in a circular motion will make it look like brand new, i promise. For your air conditioning, the little adjustment spindles on each side of the middle vent controls how much air comes out of them. Try an adjust them, if not the hoses may be knocked off if someone had to get into the center console. On your coolant leak issue, this is not matter to really screw around with my friend. Jack your car up a little on the front, removed your wheels and start the car up (even better if you had access to a preasure tester) to let the preasure build. Most likely it is comminbg from a hose, or the radiator. Also check the air bleeder hoses for cracking on the plastic or alminum. In any case if you have the orgional hoses, buy the hose kit from grady and have them all replaced along with a good collant flush, description on how to do this is int he dmcnew tech section. While your at it replace your thermostat too. Good luck, - Shain #10140 --- In dmcnews@xxxx, "iqmpike" <iqmpike@xxxx> wrote: > Hello all... been a while since I have been on the list... > > What is the best recommended "care" product for the interior of the > Delorean? I have been using Eagle-One Tire Care "wet Look" but was > told it will probably dry out my seats... I have also heard bad > things about armor-all > > second: my AC works great, but the center vents do not work... I > can fill a tiny bit of air... but not a lot... yet it pours out the > door vents... any ideas? > > third: I have a small coolant leak in the FRONT of the car... it > only leaks after the car warms up... otherwise it's fine... I have > looked and look, and cannot pinpoint where it's coming from.... > since it only does it when it's warm... is there a section on the > radiator that is an overflow? > > I was trying to see how to remove the radiator but I am no > mechanic... I am thinking about buying the whole coolant kit from > DMC houston... > > any help appreciated... and thanks! > > Mike > 855