[DML] Re: Ye Olde Door light/buzzer switch

["John Rydholm" <ebondefender@xxxxxxxxx>]

I've actually had those seals replaced when I first bought the car. 
I got them from DMC themselves if I remember. Hmm, I may try the 
glue idea. I thought that if the little rubber boot wasn't on the 
switch all the way, the door wouldn't close properly? Perhaps I just 
need some new screws (hopeful.) I do know that the doors close 
securely, because I once had a problem with the lock solenoids and 
had my gull wing pop open on the freeway. That was NOT cool. Then 
there was a time when it actually locked me in the car. Not fun 
either. Nah, no problem of me falling out while driving. :) I am 
able to jiggle the little contact and that's what makes my door 
light/cockpit lights flash. The irritating thing is, one mecahnic I 
took it too was supposed to completely restore my wiring harness, 
front and back. I guess he forgot the doors. On a fun side note, I 
just had a nice fishtail in the Michigan snow here, and I survived. 
So did my car. Ugh, ice is not a DeLorean's friend.
-John #10715

--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "David Teitelbaum" <jtrealty@xxxx> 
wrote:
>
> You may be in need of new door seals. If the old ones are cracked,
> split, torn, or just flattened, they are shot. After replacing the
> seals...<dot dot dot>







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