Re: RELATED? Electrical Problems

["carnut4849" <gmfm1@xxxx>]

John and Diane,
As to the speedometer, it is not electrical, but a mechanical 
system. The most common problem would be that the angle drive out of 
the driver's front wheel has broken or one of the cables has broken. 
Thes are the most common problems. I have been lucky and not had 
these problems. However another possibility is that the cap that fits 
over the speedo cable that comes out of the axile is slipping and not 
spinning. This would usually cause intermintent readings and bouncing 
around of the needle. If this is the problem, putting something that 
is compressable over the cap before putting the wheel back on may 
give you the pressure on the cap to keep it turning. What you put 
over the cap must be compressable otherwise the wheel may not bolt on 
properly and wobble and cause extra stress on the studs.
As to the window problem, first try switching the window 
switches. If the window works now the switch is the problem. If the 
window still doesn't work, you will probably haveto take the door 
panel off and trouble shoot from there.
As to the turn signals, hopefully someone else can help you 
there.
Happy Holidays,
Gary Masie
-- In dmcnews@xxxx, "John & Diane Pietrowski" <kritter@xxxx> wrote:
> Hi everybody,
> 
> I just got my Delorean back from a body shop after having some 
dents in the
> front fender and doors repaired. There are now 3 different 
electrical
> problems with it. When engaging the left turn signal, the rear 
light
> 
> John Pietrowski
> Toledo Ohio #4945