Posts: 110
My VIN: Vin 11753 ex Vin 11766, 11622
Club(s): (ADOA) (DCH)
Al Vanstone
Vin 11753 - Kuwait
Ex Vin 11766 - Dubai
Ex Vin 11622 - Culloden Auction
www.deloreanclub.co.uk
As seen on The One Show, Channel 5, Discovery, Britains Greatest Machines and of course Wheeler Dealers!
Want to know about balljoint failure.. look here http://www.deloreaneurotec.co.uk/for...hp?f=13&t=2198
Posts: 110
My VIN: Vin 11753 ex Vin 11766, 11622
Club(s): (ADOA) (DCH)
Diesel version with Mercedes engine, 100% reliable so far.
I am after a 300C within months, again diesel Mercedes.
Al Vanstone
Vin 11753 - Kuwait
Ex Vin 11766 - Dubai
Ex Vin 11622 - Culloden Auction
www.deloreanclub.co.uk
As seen on The One Show, Channel 5, Discovery, Britains Greatest Machines and of course Wheeler Dealers!
Want to know about balljoint failure.. look here http://www.deloreaneurotec.co.uk/for...hp?f=13&t=2198
Because the last page has been....
Sorry guys, it's just what I love to do now when threads start digressing. Nothing personal =P.
On another note, I refilled my A/C system with my ES-12 refrigerant and got the car down to nearly 39 degrees in the cockpit.
One of the pins on my black bulkhead connector kept pushing in when trying to put the bulkhead connector female end back on the male pins. Took the backwall off, moved that rats nest of wiring all around, found the wire that was connected to the pin that kept moving back, pushed on it with a flat head screwdriver, and Jessica installed the black bulkhead connector into place. With the flathead screwdriver in place, the pin could not move back, and now all the pins make proper contact.
Symptoms of the above anomaly: no brake lights, but pushing my brake pedal turned on BOTH my green turn signal indicator lights as well as made my green turn signal indicator lights behave as hazard lights when trying to signal a right or a left turn. Also, the 6.1A it takes to power all the brake lights was possibly being rerouted through fuse #4, which conveniently happens to be the fuse for - you guessed it - hazard lights and turn signal indicator circuit. So 6.1A was traveling through fuse #4, which nearly melted the fuse box connection for that fuse.
Installed John Hervey's aftermarket stainless steel brake lines. Man, he doesn't just send new lines; he sends new lines with new nuts and connecting hardware. For $118, what an upgrade from 30 year old rubber brake lines. GREAT product - I'll try to review this later in the "Product Reviews" section.
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Actual snippet of a conversation from Sept 2013:
Me: Eddie, I can't wait to get the car back when you're done with it.
Eddie: Yeah, you'll be able to give the car gas, and it won't be - like - embarrassing....
Fixed the driver's seat back trimming and passenger side as well. Re-aligned the wiper positions. Siliconed the front bushes. Fixed the passenger door hinge (was about to pop out!). And slammed my finger with the hood against the wiper arm..... OUCH!
Location: Calhoun, GA
Posts: 133
My VIN: 2812
Club(s): (SEDOC) (DCUK)
What have I done to my DeLorean today? I caught my brakes on fire.
Jai Johnston1981 DMC-12 : 2812 : Black Interior : Automatic
2012 Beetle Turbo
1998 Widebody New Beetle
1968 Beetle (Under Restoration)
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Actual snippet of a conversation from Sept 2013:
Me: Eddie, I can't wait to get the car back when you're done with it.
Eddie: Yeah, you'll be able to give the car gas, and it won't be - like - embarrassing....
Location: Calhoun, GA
Posts: 133
My VIN: 2812
Club(s): (SEDOC) (DCUK)
Jai Johnston1981 DMC-12 : 2812 : Black Interior : Automatic
2012 Beetle Turbo
1998 Widebody New Beetle
1968 Beetle (Under Restoration)