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I do not like the idea of adding additional grounds to fix a problem
that can be better solved by fixing the SOURCE. I guess once every 20
years or so you just HAVE to clean the grounds. All those extra wires
would make me think that the person "repairing" the car had no idea
what he was doing so he went around the problem instead of fixing it!
I have seen enough Deloreans with "additional" grounds, especailly in
the fuel pump circuit because the "mechanic" couldn't get the fuel
pump to run. He did not understand what the inertia switch did. Many
are also unfamiliar with the European method of interupting the ground
to control a circuit, Domestic manufacurers don't do it that way, they
interupt the power to a circuit. The wiring on a Delorean can be made
reliable but you must understand how it is supposed to work in the
first place! It also helps to know the factory motto at Lucas,"Get
Home Before Dark"! Lucas Electronics did not invent the short
circuit, they only perfected it!
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757
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