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Thread: Delorean-specific Spare Parts To Keep With the Car for Emergencies and Long Trips

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    In my truck I carry as many tools as possible. I would carry tools, spare belts, spare battery, spare hoses, and a cell phone on full charge! This would necessary for ANY classic car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mluder View Post
    AAA (triple A) card.
    Quote Originally Posted by stevedmc View Post
    Fuel pump if you don't trust the one you have.
    I like these two best so far.
    I never did a lot of traveling in the D. Only thing I have that didn't come with it is a fire extinguisher.

    Before it's over, we'll have a list like the Gilligan's Island show...too big to fit on the island.

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    A spare tire that actually holds air (replace the 30 year old rubber, or get a different spare)
    A smartphone with charger, and maybe even a spare battery (dead cell phones are useless)
    ~Eddie, VIN 16908

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    One of those purists you keep hearing about. sdg3205's Avatar
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    I keep 1.5 L of coolant on hand too.

    It's come in handy when a hose clamp off the pump came loose.
    Dave

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    I'm surprised no one has mentioned a web tow rope. I wouldn't want to be working on my car on a narrow road with no pull off. Just put the wings up and the flashers on and someone will stop to check it out. Almost anything can tow you to the nearest gas station or at least a wide part of the road. Just remember to use your brake to slow down the car in front of you so you don't run into their rear end.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cdrusn View Post
    I'm surprised no one has mentioned a web tow rope. I wouldn't want to be working on my car on a narrow road with no pull off. Just put the wings up and the flashers on and someone will stop to check it out. Almost anything can tow you to the nearest gas station or at least a wide part of the road. Just remember to use your brake to slow down the car in front of you so you don't run into their rear end.
    There is no need for a tow if you fix it on the side of the road or do a band-aid repair. I've come to the conclusion that its easier doing roadside repair than going through the roadside assistance crap.

    The last time I called for assistance was because the car wouldn't start. I figured I would call roadside assistance and ask for someone to come and try jump starting the car. I waited an hour for the man to show up. The car didn't jump start, and the driver got cocky and refused to tow me on his flat bed because he was afraid of messing up my car.

    To make a long story short, I push started the car a few minutes after he left and I was on my way. A few days later I determined the problem was due to an incorrectly wired circuit breaker.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nullset View Post
    Bourbon
    This is a tremendously important item that should not go overlooked.

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