RE: [DML] Door Lock Problem--Frozen?

["John Hervey" <john@xxxx>]

Patrick,
Yes as everyone knows the door locks are a problem. In the module is 2
relay's that are never replaced that will burn up, a diode that will blow
and the circuit breaker is rated to high. If the black module is brought up
to date and you don't have a solenoid problem and don't lock the car from
the inside then you shouldn't have a problem. I had 11004 for 5 years and no
problems after a $35.00 update which I do.
John Hervey
www.specialTauto.com
Delorean parts



-----Original Message-----
From: PRC1216@xxxx [mailto:PRC1216@xxxx]
Sent: Saturday, January 10, 2004 5:10 PM
To: dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [DML] Door Lock Problem--Frozen?


Today I went out to my D and decided to run it and take it around the
neighborhoood for a quick spin. I got in and locked my driver door, then
tried to
lock the passenger door but I could not push down the button no matter how
hard
I tried. I went out and tried to lock it from the outside, but when I
turned the key the stainless around the lock seemed to push in a little then
pop
back out. I stopped when I saw this and decided to ask what others thought
the
problem was. Do you think the cold, 15 degree weather I have here in
Cincinnati is the problem? I wouldn't think so. Or should I be looking
for
something else? The red wire is unplugged from my door lock module by the
way, so
I don't think that is the problem.

Patrick
1880


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