[DML] Re: rain?
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[DML] Re: rain?
- From: Jeff Wiltzius <wiltzius@xxxx>
- Date: Fri, 11 Jun 1999 09:42:41 -0500
Hello all,
I suspect this is a common occurance? A design flaw? Just another
thing that makes our DeLoreans unique?
I have a similiar story- was actually on my way out to my mechanic's
place and it was pouring. Was running fine at about 60mph and slowed
down for my turn- that's when my car freaked. I thought it was
possessed- it started shaking and unfortunately right after turning
there was a steep hill. I had to rev the engine up to 3000rpm and
then shift into first just to get it going up the hill. The car never
stalled but felt like it wasn't firing all of it's cylinders. I told
my mechanic of the problem, but he said it drove fine for him (most
likely dried out and was OK?) I suspected the problem was water
sloshing around in the engine compartment (because sheets of water
slid forward when I braked).
Is there really water being channelled to dump on top of the fuel
pump? (as Mike said) Where do I look for the solution to this problem
and is it worth fixing (is it an expensive repair considering I
never intentionally drive my car in the rain)?
Thanks for your comments,
Jeff Wiltzius
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> I just bought a Delorean and drove it from Milwaukee to ID. Over
the course of the
> 2000 mile trip I came across a problem. I would be driving on the
freeway and the car
> would die, first it was shake and it felt like it wasn't getting
enough fuel or
> something like that. And the weird thing is this happened to me
twice and both
> times, it was pouring down rain. When the weather was fine the
car drove just fine.
> So I though that the rain was somehow contributing to this
problem, Has anyone
> ever had this happen to them or what?
> Thanks.
>
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