Re: door openers

[kayoong@xxxx]

Subj: Re: door openers 
Date: 10/3/01 3:01:07 AM Eastern Daylight Time 
From: Kayo Ong 
To: darryl@xxxx 



Mr. Tinnerstet:

You are right ... this thread doesn't need any further entertaining as to 
which units are better. 

What I would like to bring out is that some DeLorean cars has different 
wiring. The differences in the wiring is either by the factory or a previous 
owner's modification.

The point I am going to bring forth on this posting is that because of this 
different wiring situation, many electrical unit are not as easy as to 
install as in the "plug and play" mode, therefore many people who are not as 
handy, or has not been prepared to go beyond this "normal" installation 
procedures may find themselves in a bind or "wired for fire."

Here is a very good example. My very good friend who also has a DeLorean 
found himself in a JAM with Rob's product, the Fanzilla. He purchased it two 
weeks ago and he tried to install it according to instructions, only to find 
that it doesn't work, no way, no how. So, last week on Friday, my friend 
took his DeLorean to Rob to see if he can get it to work.... Rob spent a lot 
of time on his DeLorean to get it to work, as well as taken several other 
units off the shelf, thinking the unit was defective or a bad batch. Upon 
installing these same units on other DeLoreans he had in the shop, they ALL 
worked fine. On my friends car? The results was the same....ZERO. 

You see, Mr. Thinnerstet, this is a good point to show that if a person 
expect "plug and play" with a product, they may be in for disappointment and 
especially if they have to do more work to get the unit to work and then it 
still doesn't work. Now imagine if my friend lives in your area of Washington 
and he had to ship these units back and forth. Forget about it! Because of 
such unpredictable situations and to avoid getting stuck during the 
installation process, "I" would have the "proper people" to install the unit 
at their facility so if they were problem ... it could be service in "house."

BTW... Rob couldn't get the Fanzilla to work and so he replaced it with the 
original unit and refunded my friend his money, since he doesn't have the 
time. They were there in Rob's shop from 12 noon to 6:30 PM that night and 
Rob closes at 5:30 or 6 PM. So, you see money is not an object here with my 
friend. He like I, we just need the product to perform as designed. Maybe, 
my friend should check with John Hervey about his fan relays units??? Unless 
you have a unit that will do the same, then I will refer him to you. 

Sorry Rob ... hope this posting doesn't dampen your sales.....

Kayo
#5508
Lic 9D NY


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