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Your courtesy lights will not work with the lamp delay unit if they are LED. Leave the empty socket alone and consider it an upgrade. I believe Bitsynchmaster sells a digital module that is compatible with LEDs. You don't need it for the courtesy lights to work. You just need it if you want the dimmer option. I have heard nothing but good stuff about his product but I do not have one. I am happy with my LEDs just turning on and off.
Your black relays are updated. Stocks ones are metalic.
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The old circuit breaker should be fine. I cant remember what it is for right now. Updated 30AMP circuit breaker was installed by a PO because the 25AMP circuit breaker is not powerful enough to run the AC Blower Motor on speeds 3 and 4 without getting tripped. The ring terminals are fine. By using ring terminals you can use circuit breakers from Autozone which only cost $3. If you choose to use the original design you will have to order the part from Grady and pay around $15 + shipping.
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The empty white socket is where you would plug in your hot start relay if you need one. If you aren't having hot start problems then dont worry about it. If you are having hot start problems you can get a hot start relay from Hervey which has a button on it you can press to start each time you have a hot start problem. I would suggest fixing the hot start problem if you have one instead of doing the relay. The relay is just a bandaid.
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I belive you are right. I think the breaker you are describing is for the door locks.
I am still learning myself but hopefully I helped point you in the right direction. Hervey has a lot of good pictures and information on the relay compartment on his website that you might want to check out.
http://specialtauto.com/delorean-par...eferences.html
Last edited by stevedmc; 06-10-2011 at 11:47 AM.
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