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    Mad scientist DrWin's Avatar
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    Question Centre Console removal, loose hatch and minor rust.

    Hi guys,

    I just removed the centre console and noticed this hatch was loose:
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    What excactly am I looking at here, and is there anything useful I should do while I'm here, other than gluing the hatch back down?

    Also, I see minor rust on this bracket:
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    In the best interest of the longevity of the vehicle I'd like to treat the rust as best I can, to prevent recurrence.
    Any pointers as to how I should go about that?

    Thank you for helping out a DeLorean Noob and his car.
    Last edited by DrWin; 02-19-2021 at 02:22 AM. Reason: Removed duplicate picture
    Please excuse the crudity of this DeLorean as I didn't have time to repair it yet.
    VIN 10207 - December '81, Gray Interior, 3-speed automatic, stock PRV engine.

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    Motors about after dark Michael's Avatar
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    The loose cover is just an access cover to the hard lines above the fuel accumulator. It simply glues into place. (Use something removable like a small dab of rtv or silicone because you may need to remove it again someday.

    The bracket looks to be what holds your console cover in place. It might be a vacuum line or harness stay. Don't worry about a little rust but if it bothers you a lot, clean it with a wire brush and repaint it.
    Last edited by Michael; 02-19-2021 at 08:05 AM.

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    Mad scientist DrWin's Avatar
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    Thanks!

    Thanks Michael, I'll get to closing the hatch again and repainting the bracket.
    Please excuse the crudity of this DeLorean as I didn't have time to repair it yet.
    VIN 10207 - December '81, Gray Interior, 3-speed automatic, stock PRV engine.

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