Re: Electrical Glitch, is this bad??? (quite long)

[jtrealty@xxxx]

The first place to start is as, I recommended to Low Voltage, is to 
check and clean the ground connections. Your case sounds a little more 
obvious as the troubles started when you used your lights. The ground 
connection is dirty so all of the voltage from the lights that was to 
go into the ground instead backed up into your other circuits 
effectively "ungrounding" them. The first connection to suspect is the 
one on the frame alongside the left front wheel. It is easy to get to 
if you remove the wheel first. Whike you are in there lubricate the 
angle drive.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757



--- In dmcnews@xxxx, Jan van de Wouw <Jan@xxxx> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> 
> Since my daily driver (an old Ford Escort) has a fuel leak I decided 
to take my
> DeLorean to the movies this evening, everything went fine untill I 
got halfway
> back home...
> I had to use my High beams to signal someone from the opposit 
direction, as I