Re: New owner... relays? burned wire? Good mechanic near Philly?

["David Teitelbaum" <jtrealty@xxxx>]

That white wire does not look correct. The heater fan relay wires also
look burnt. Disconnect the door lock module. Don't try to cheap out on
parts, call one of the Delorean venders up and order what you need.
Near the top of your list of parts should be the manuals, relay
update, and oil filter, and a Fanzilla. It looks like the fuse block
area needs a lot of cleaning up. It is common for mice to move in
there and make a mess out of it. Take the cover off the fuse block and
put it somewhere nearby. Pull each fuse and check it to make sure it
is the correct size for it's spot and clean up the connections and
make sure they are nice and tight and springy. Watch the DML for info
on the Fall Tour in October by Delorean Midatlantic, there will be a
lot of Delorean people there that can help and tell you who is good to
go to in the area. You are not so far away that you couldn't run over
the P J Grady if you had to. Congratulations on your new purchase! You
only have 32 items on your list? You haven't been looking hard enough!
Every time I clear 1 item off my list I usually find 2 more! It takes
a long time before you get ahead of the curve! Check your tire
pressures and replace ALL of the fluids. Make sure all of the recalls
have been done.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757


--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Scott McMullan" <mcmullan@xxxx> wrote:
> 
> I've been lurking on the list for a while, since I bought VIN# 17094
a bit
> under a month ago. I had checked out a couple of D's within a
reasonable
> driving distance, and found this one to be the best one I could both see
> before buying, and actually afford. The prior owner had quite a bit
of work
> done on the car, and I figured I'd have a pretty light load of
repairs to