IMHO the most common electrical "leak" is that when the doors are closed the 3 lights in the door remain on. If you keep the courtesy lights in the "off" position inside the car you won't even know the door lights are on. This occurs because the rubber caps on the plunger switches are missing or worn so they aren't pushed all the way in. If you have trouble with the battery always going dead pull the wires to the door switches and see if the battery is OK after a week. The other common problem is that the battery is just bad and cannot hold a full charge anymore. This is VERY common as most Deloreans aren't used on a regular basis so the battery is always in a chronic state of undercharge. Getting a battery load test will tell you about the battery but if it is over 4 years old it is probably time to replace it. David Teitelbaum vin 10757 --- In dmcnews@xxxx, "Hank Eskin" <heskin@xxxx> wrote: > >the lock module should NOT be used,even if it apparently works fine. > > Why is that? > > Because it has a near 100% failure rate, and can, without warning, fail, and > lock you inside your car. And at the same time burn out both your lock > solenoids. Someone wasn't paying attention in class. ;) > > -Hank