Re: [DML] Minor(?) electrical problem...

["Joseph Molino" <foxmul@xxxx>]

I don't no where the short may be but whenever I have an electrical problem,
I take it to an Automotive electric place. I never knew such a place
existed but they found the problem in 5 minutes and this is all they do.
Try to find one near you.

Joseph
vin 2850
----- Original Message -----
From: "Adam Price" <acprice1@xxxx>
To: <dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, November 24, 2001 8:38 AM
Subject: [DML] Minor(?) electrical problem...


>
> Hello I recently bought a delorean and have discovered an annoying
problem.
> I noticed my courtesies lights were off one day so checked the fuse and it
> was blown. I tried replacing the fuse but it would only last for a few
days
> and then pop again. Foolishly I put another fuse in two days ago and drove
> it to work. After work I noticed that the courtesies lights were again off
> so I checked the fuse. the fuse was intact this time so I was confused
until
> I tried to start the car. My battery was drained!!!!!
>
> So I have concluded that I have a short to ground somewhere in the wiring
> for the courtesies. THe battery had enough power to pop the fuse, but as I
> kept replacing the fuse, the battery drained a bit more every time and the
> final time it didnt have enough power to pop the fuse so it just sat there
> and drained.
>
> So my questions are thus: Does my conclusion sound accurate? Has this ever
> happened to anyone else? Where do you think the short may be?
>
> Thanks, Adam 16683 two-tone interior
>
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