[DMCForum] Re: unplugged wires

["cruznmd" <racuti1@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Louie,

Either post a photo of the wires or don't fuss with them yet. Rest 
assured, we'll fix your funky idle. Perhaps even before we reach 
Florida.

Bill's having a hell of a time replacing his clutch. He says the 
throwout bearing won't release and he can't completely seperate the 
tranny from the motor. He's got friends coming to help so hopefully 
he'll get it done. Either that or he'll be able to get it back 
together so we can all do it in Florida.

Rich

--- In DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Louie Golden <louie@xxxx> wrote:
> I was underneath my DeLorean yesterday bleeding the brake lines 
when I noticed there is a wire connector unplugged on my car going 
into the starter. The wires are green and yellow. The car runs fine 
(other than a damned sticking idle), and I'm half scared of screwing 
something up if I plug the thing back in. I can't tell if this wire 
worked itself loose, or if it was purposefully unplugged. I can't 
find anything in the parts manual about these wires... can someone 
help me out? -Louie
> 
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